2021年2月18日
Your latest instalment of articles and opinions from across the hospitality sector.
As we await the Prime Minister's roadmap due on Monday for ending lockdown restrictions in the UK, a report commissioned by UKHospitality has caught our attention. The report argues that the reopening of hospitality businesses should be a priority when Boris Johnson outlines his plans as the evidence does not show hospitality businesses were significant areas of COVID transmission. The report claims just 5.2% of infections could be linked to restaurant settings during the period from 9 July to 19 September 2020. The report goes on to discredit a single study that reported the "Eat Out to Help Out" scheme led to a rapid rise in COVID cases and states that the hospitality industry should be reopened at the same time as non-essential retail. We hope – given the huge economic and well-being benefits – that the hospitality industry is allowed to open as soon as it is safe to do so.
60% of UK pubs are unable to open outdoor only service viably?
Marriott adds 19 all-inclusive resorts in Caribbean, Central America
(Skift)
Katara Hospitality and Accor announce the launch of Maison Delano brand
(Hotel News Resource)
More than 88% of nightclubs owe two-quarters' worth of rent
(The Caterer)
UK hotel markets showing boost
(Hotel News Resource)
Trouble for Europe's ski resorts
(Hotel News Resource)