Society and the professional world continue to evolve and change with the growth of technology and the beginning of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. This, in turn, has had a tremendous impact on the educational sphere, leading to a number of growin…
How Should Hotels Set Room Rates Now and After the Coronavirus Crisis?
It may seem off-topic to ask experts for advice on how hotels should be setting their room rates right now. Thousands of hotels are closing in Europe and the U.S., and the goal for many properties is to survive, as the CEO of Marriott warned in a vi…
Travel and the coronavirus pandemic: Everything you need to know
(CNN) — Countries around the world have imposed sweeping travel bans and advisories to stem the spread of coronavirus within their borders and beyond. President Donald Trump said Friday that non-essential travel across the US-Mexico border will be r…
Time on your hands? Make sure to attend a COVID19-related webinar next week
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Atalian Servest’s services contract with Post Office extended by two years
Facilities management firm Atalian Servest’s £3.7m services contract with the Post Office has been extended by two years.
Coronavirus: what are your rights as an employee?
Hospitality businesses are facing unprecedented difficulties due to the coronavirus crisis, but workers’ rights still apply, says Anne Mannix.
Coronavirus: Pubs and restaurants will be able to offer takeaway and delivery without planning permission
Pubs, restaurants and hotels will be able to offer hot food takeaways without planning permission during the coronavirus outbreak.
Coronavirus: Many restaurants and hotels close their doors for the foreseeable future
Large numbers of pubs, restaurants and hotels have announced they will close their doors for the foreseeable future following the escalation of measures to slow the spread of coronavirus.
Pig at Harlyn Bay opening postponed
The opening of the Pig at Harlyn Bay in Cornwall has been postponed until June due to the coronavirus crisis.
Italian restaurant boss banned after failing to pay correct taxes
A restaurateur with an Italian eatery in Chingford, east London, has been banned for seven years after submitting inaccurate tax returns.