#Hospitality

Alex Reilley

AlexReilley1

I really don’t think the government or the people have any idea about the catastrophic devastation that lies ahead for hospitality. Ending (inadequate) support will flatline thousands of businesses -

Peter Borg-Neal

PeterBorgNeal

It is important to not be churlish and recognise that today's announcement from @RishiSunak is a useful lifeline that will provide some short term support for our beleaguered sector. 1/

Alex Reilley

AlexReilley1

TO THE UK MEDIA,Speculating about when LD will end & filling your column inches or air time with hospitality-hating celebrity scientists doom-mongering & demonising pubs, bars & restaurants might well

Scott Rhodes

ScottGR

So today is my last day of work for a while. Whilst I’m sad I’m also feeling optimistic. I’m confident that with the vaccines etc and the bloody well run

Neil Witte

nwitte

I've had several people ask if TapStar is really just asking too much right now of an already struggling hospitality industry. I always respond that attention to quality is more

Professor Philip Nolan

President_MU

While it’s difficult to show cause and effect, there is a clear pattern over time in the nature of cases and outbreaks in the second wave in Ireland. It suggests

Julian Jessop

julianHjessop

FWIW, I’ve been comparing my UK economic forecasts with those of the #OBR. There is a much more positive story than the Chancellor told in Wednesday’s #SpendingReview #SR20 Let’s start

Joe Mayes

Joe_Mayes

New: Just as Britain's pubs and restaurants expect a post-lockdown boom, a new Brexit problem threatens to spoil the party... 1/https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-10/brexit-threatens-to-spoil-u-k-hospitality-s-post-covid-re

Kristin 🔮✨ #blm

kristinwh0

Most likely to be in the hospitality industry. Most likely to be in the retail industry. Most likely to be in public-facing service work.Most likely to flat share with others

Tony Rodd

TonyRoddUK

Lots of talk of opening dates for hospitality and leaked “rumours” from the press. Not only does this cause extra anxiety for business owners and operators, but it also creates

Rob O'Hanrahan

RobOHanrahan

Interesting line here from a quote by a Taoiseach spokesperson in this CNN report on Ireland's third wave:"the incidence of infection was 'relatively low' in hospitality, retail and construction settings".Not

Andrew Bostom, MD, MS

andrewbostom

1/ C19 Lockdown “Collateral” Carnage: Examples Of Mental Health, Economic, Employment, Education, Healthcare, Crime, & Food & Hospitality Industry Havoc Wroughthttps://www.aier.org/article/cost-of-us-lockdowns-a-preliminary-repo

Dave ☕

MorpethLarder

Once upon a time we spent £3k making our shop covid secure! At the request of the government.We reduced our capacity to 80%.Customers queued in an orderly manner socially distanced

Alex Reilley

AlexReilley1

The execs that have stepped away from the hospitality calls with @beisgovuk head up businesses that employ 380k people in the UK - that’s more than 1% of all UK

Edmund Inkin

eatdrinksleep

It feels as if the desperation to create a "normal" Christmas means tighter restrictions in the lead up to 25/12 and a prolonged closure afterwards. Disastrous for restaurants, pubs, hotels,

Katy Ingraham

KatyIngraham

Small Business owners: If lockdown is an inevitability, when do you want to lockdown? Now? Two weeks before Christmas? This sucks! COVID sucks but what is our role in getting

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