All Research articles – Page 63
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Analysis & Insight
London named most popular tourist destination
London has retained its title as the world’s most popular tourist destination in the Global Destinations Cities Index, which provides an in-depth ranking of the 132 most travelled cities from around the world
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OpinionF&B strong enough to take on retail sector
Property management expert Sarah Fox, of Hammerson, gives her views on the shopping centre landlord’s methods of increasing business in an ever diversifying multi-channel world when it comes to purchasing goods.
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Consumers still rein in spending on going out
Eating out, drinking alcohol outside of the home and leisure and entertainment are the three main areas UK consumers have admitted cutting back spending on in the past year
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Spend on dates in pubs and restaurants up 13%
New research has shown that single customers spend an average of £712 a year on dates in pubs and restaurants – up 13% on last year.
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Drinkaware research shows heavy drinking rife in middle age
Drinkaware has released research claiming there are 3.4 million middle aged people classed as “Britain’s hidden drinkers”.
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Figures show biggest disposable income rise in Scottish Borders
People living in the Scottish Borders enjoyed the biggest increase in disposable income across the UK in 2013 – rising 5.2%, according to the latest official figures.
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Poll shows 40% of diners would never complain
Research by Subway has shown that 40% of diners would never complain, even if their order was wrong or they disliked their food.
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Consumers’ appetite for coupons continues to grow
UK consumers’ appetite for coupons has continued to grow with shoppers redeeming 688 million coupons last year
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Easter drives eating-out spend in April
Brits celebrating Easter by enjoying a meal out prompted a peak in leisure spending during April
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Analysis & InsightSouth East Asian chains to reach value of £107m
Branded Thai, Vietnamese and other South East Asian chains are set to reach a value of £107m in 2015
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Leisure offers drive shopping centre footfall
Night time economy footfall in shopping centres increased during April
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Operators bringing down exit prices
Operators in the sector are responding to weak customer propensity to trade up by bringing down exit prices
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Analysis & InsightValue operators winning across the market
Brands that offer good value at low prices continue to see the strongest growth in the restaurant market
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Analysis & InsightThe “get-together” biggest occasion for operators
Breakfast has grown in importance but is still a minor day-part for casual restaurants, while the get-together is the biggest occasion for operators
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Industry executives more confident about trading outlook
Nearly four fifths (77%) of industry executives describe the current trading environment as positive
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Study highlights changing dining needs across generationsres
Millennials (aged 18-34) are the most adventurous when it comes to trying new tastes, whilst war babies (aged 65+) prefer British cuisine and familiar dining out venues, reported research commissioned by Santa Maria Foodservice.
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Analysis & InsightToby, Prezzo and Subway outperform in KPIs
Consumers rate Toby Carvery highest among pub brands for food quality, value for money and low prices
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Sandwich bar sector saw 7.5% volume growth last year
The sandwich bar sector leading the growth in the industry, according to organisers of its annual awards.
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OpinionNo time for just a casual approach
Growth in the UK branded restaurant market is not being distributed equally and a new order is emerging which means there can be no casual approach to casual dining
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Analysis & Insight
One in four using social media to complain
One in four social media users in the UK used the platform to make a complaint over the past three months, according to new research.