All Research articles – Page 2
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Analysis & InsightPubs ‘standout winners’ of EOHO
The Eat Out to Help Out scheme prompted week-on-week growth across the sector, with pubs the “standout winners”, according to card transaction tracker Cardlytics.
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NewsDelivery spike outlasts lockdown
Increased adoption of delivery looks to have outlasted lockdown, with the channel now accounting for three meals a month, research from Lumina Intelligence reveals.
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Analysis & InsightHospitality Leaders Poll - 80% hail the EOHO a success
Eighty percent of restaurant, pub and bar operators say the Eat Out to Help Out scheme has worked well for their business.
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Analysis & InsightStrong growth in August outside EOHO days
Diners spent 34.2% more at restaurants and fast food outlets on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays in August than they did in July, according to data from Barclaycard Payments.
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Analysis & InsightLeaders Poll: Vast majority of customers sticking to guidelines
The vast majority of operators believe customers are sticking to coronavirus guidelines when they visit their premises, William Reed’s Hospitality Leaders Poll reveals.
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Analysis & InsightEOHO ‘not cannibalising weekend trade’- Fourth
Restaurant sales were up 50% between Monday-Wednesday in the opening week of the Eat Out to Help Out scheme, compared to the previous week.
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Analysis & InsightHospitality Leaders Poll: Operators divided over Eat Out to Help Out
Consumers may have lapped up the Chancellor’s Eat Out to Help Out scheme, but operators are split over how helpful it has been.
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NewsOne in three looking to ‘support hospitality where they can’
One in three consumers are ‘looking to support the hospitality industry where they can,’ according to the latest Barclaycard report.
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NewsMore than 22,000 restaurant jobs lost so far this year
The number of restaurant sector job losses so far this year are nearly double those lost in the whole of 2019, according to the Centre for Retail Research.
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NewsSector like-for-likes see consistent recovery in July
Managed pub, bar and restaurant operators saw a continued improvement in like-for-like sales throughout July, but were still almost 25% down on pre-coronavirus levels by the end of the month, the latest Coffer Peach Business Tracker has revealed.
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Analysis & InsightLarge majority feel safe in pubs and restaurants
An overwhelming number of consumers (94%) who have visited pubs, restaurants and bars in England in the two weeks since reopening were satisfied with the safety steps in venues they visited, with 96% being likely to recommend a visit to friends and family.
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NewsFoodservice spend reaches 50% of pre-coronavirus levels
The out of home foodservice market is showing clear signs of recovery as weekly spend has returned to half of pre-coronavirus levels for the first time since lockdown, The NPD Group has found.
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NewsConsumer spending shows signs of recovery
Consumer spending fell 14.5% year-on-year in June, the smallest decline since lockdown began, according to the latest Barclaycard report.
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Analysis & InsightBarclaycard shows modest uptick in spending
Barclaycard Payments has reported the total value of transactions across hospitality, leisure and entertainment were down 45% compared to the same weekend last year, citing social distancing measures as having a significant impact on trading.
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NewsIndustry takes cautious approach to reopening
Hospitality operators are taking a cautious approach to reopening as just 59% of businesses plan to reopen some of their sites on 4 July, the new Business Confidence Survey from CGA and Fourth has found.
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News1m staff due back to work in July
Almost one million hospitality staff are expected to be back in work before the end of July, according to a new survey by UKHospitality.
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Analysis & InsightEating out divide deepens, at the expense of squeezed middle
The polarisation in the hospitality sector between quicker, convenience-led solutions and longer, richer, experiential occasions will deepen post-coronavirus, insight from MCA reveals.
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Analysis & InsightExtra 145m pints under 1m+
An additional 145 million pints of beer can be sold out of home now that social distancing has been relaxed, according to CGA.
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Analysis & Insight‘Bleak outlook’ for operators facing recovery
Hospitality businesses are preparing for a lengthy and painful recovery, with levels of trade expected to be significantly supressed for many months to come, a survey of UK Hospitality reveals.
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Analysis & InsightIndustry shutdown represents 32.7% of UK’s lost GDP
The near total shutdown of the hospitality sector was responsible for some 32.7% of lost GDP for the country in March and April.