Hospitality

In today's dynamic business landscape, effective team building is more crucial than ever. It's a cornerstone of success within a team, fostering collaboration,

As the summer sun beckons, many Brits dream of escaping the gloomy weather and venturing to sunnier destinations.

Travel and Tourism Trends Set to Change the Industry in 2024

New Year's Eve is a time for reflection and celebration, and what better way to welcome the future than by sharing it with someone you love?

Leading lawyers are warning that businesses need to be careful as office party season approaches.

A key issue surfaces in the thoughts of event organizers and attendees as we approach the beginning of a new year: Are virtual events still relevant?

In the battle to encourage workers to come back into the office after working from home, the facilities on offer play a key part.

Planning a business event is like conducting a symphony – each element needs to harmonise perfectly to create a memorable experience,

Giving a farewell speech for a boss or a colleague who is retiring requires some thought and care.

Sustainability is a crucial issue in the takeaway, restaurant, and hospitality industries – as businesses reflect on how their practices impact the environment.

Building rapport is essential for effective one-to-one communication as it creates a connection and builds trust.

t is a huge shame that millions of tourists leave a sun-drenched beach area with memories of nothing more than fish and chips, sausages, hamburgers, pizzas, colas and imported beer

As the world is returning to some form of normal we say goodbye to the ominous sounds of those zoom and team calls and open up to face to face contact that has been missed by so many.

…but measures to support rapid post-Covid recovery are critical

The event industry has changed more in 12 months than it has within the past decade.

Globally the Covid 19 pandemic has ripped through the hospitality sector with hotels, bars and restaurants shut up for months.

Stuart Duff, Head of Development and Partner at Pearn Kandola

There’s no better excuse for a party than Christmas, but is your festive shindig to be avoided at all costs?

t’s important to make any corporate event you organise or attend interesting and memorable — otherwise, what’s the point?

The UK events industry is growing at an impressive rate. Encapsulating more than 25,000 businesses – ranging from organisers and venues to marketing organisations and suppliers – the sector is now worth more than £42.3 billion.

Who needs abroad when you’ve got Britain, particularly when the weather is as kind to us as during the recent Bank Holiday weekend?

British design is famed around the world.

Are you getting the results you want from your meetings and training?

To help you make sure your event runs more smoothly from the start, we have brought together a list of tips and points to consider which should help you avoid most of the potential pitfalls.

Organising a successful Christmas party or end-of-year event which people remember for all the right reasons is one of those regular tasks which can quickly seem like a poisoned chalice.

The key questions are what for, for how many, where, how is it to be managed, and what is your budget?