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Hospitality

  • Labour’s holiday tax ‘will make staycations more expensive’

    May 13, 2026

    A leading trade body has attacked the government’s plans to push through a so-called holiday tax, which it says will make Brits’ staycations more expensive. Labour unveiled an Overnight Visitor Levy Bill as part of the King’s Speech, which provides the legislative framework for mayors to be handed the power to impose a tourism tax [...]

  • Eastern City’s Club In The Clouds Is Back!

    May 12, 2026

    Dig out your dancing shoes and get ready to party the night away in the tallest nightclub in town! The Eastern City Club in the Clouds is back by popular demand next month, courtesy of Mixmag, the world’s biggest dance music and clubbing destination, and Horizon 22 Events. Originally launched as a one-off last September, [...]

  • Compass shares jump as it shrugs off inflation concerns with profit upgrade

    May 11, 2026

    Shares in Compass Group jumped on Monday morning as shrugged off concerns over inflation eating into its margins after upgrading its profit forecasts. The FTSE 100 catering giant, which has served meals everywhere from prisons to oil rigs, upped its profit growth estimate from 10 per cent to “above” 11 per cent for the year [...]

  • Evolv: Revenue at Quaglinos, Coq d’Argent, Madison and Bluebird owner soars

    May 8, 2026

    The group behind restaurants including Quaglinos, Coq d’Argent, Madison and Bluebird has seen its earnings surge despite the challenges facing the hospitality sector. Evolv – formerly D&D London – saw revenue increase 20 per cent from £126.3m to £151.6m year-on-year, with Ebitda rising from £2.6m to £14.6m. Evolv reported a modest loss of £6.8m for [...]

  • No, a pint does not cost £10 in London (see for yourself)

    May 7, 2026

    Headlines appeared over the weekend that a London pint now costs £10. This leaves a bitter taste. Granted, look hard enough and you’ll find a private members’ club here, a chichi restaurant there, that has found customers with deep enough pockets to pay a fortune for supermarket lager. But this has always been true – [...]

  • Wetherspoon boss Tim Martin clashes with Ryanair over airport breakfast booze

    May 7, 2026

    The boss of JD Wetherspoon has clashed with the chief of budget airline Rynair over calls for airports to crack down on early morning drinking.  Tim Martin, chair of the UK’s best-known pub chain, has said regulating alcohol consumption at airports is a “Big Brother” approach which could lead to passengers being breathalysed.  Ryanair boss [...]

  • IHG: Holiday Inn owner braces for 50 per cent Middle East hit

    May 7, 2026

    Holiday Inn owner IHG expects to see a 50 per cent hit to its operations in the Middle East, as the Iran war wreaks havoc on global travel. Intercontinental Hotels Group said revenue per available room in the Middle East slumped to a 26 per cent year-on-year fall in March, reversing the nine per cent [...]

  • Does a pint in London really cost £10?

    May 6, 2026

    Recent reports of £10 pints in the capital will have caused many a punter to spit out their bitter in disbelief.  Pint prices in London edge higher every year, but the once-distant prospect of paying double figures for a beer has already arrived, according to some reports.  Stanley’s Rooftop Bar, perched above a four-star hotel [...]

  • Wetherspoon issues profit warning over ‘substantial’ cost hikes

    May 6, 2026

    JD Wetherspoon has warned it could miss profit targets over “substantial increases in costs,” as pubs brace for soaring energy and shipping prices due to the Iran war. The UK’s best-known pub chain confirmed on Tuesday that the much-feared knock-on effects from the blockage to the Strait of Hormuz have begun to hit hospitality firms. [...]

  • Toast the City winner: The Rising Sun on what makes a great pub

    May 5, 2026

    At the inaugural Toast the City Awards, one of the most amazing moments was seeing Sheila Dixon, one half of the husband and wife team behind City pub the Rising Sun, shed a tear as she collected our award for Best Boozer. The Rising Sun is one of those pubs where everyone feels like a [...]

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