All Research articles – Page 75
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Analysis & Insight
Diners favour social media savvy brands
More diners are choosing to eat at restaurants that actively engage with followers on social media according to a new report that shows 40% of people visit ‘active’ restaurants compared to just 14% in 2013
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Analysis & InsightPub restaurants to enter 'golden period'
The pub restaurant sector is geared for a “golden period” of comparable growth as it recovers from recent poor years of trading while the street food sector will see the most rapid growth
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Analysis & InsightRestaurants outperformed pubs in August
Like-for-like sales among 28 leading pub and restaurant groups grew 1.3% in August, with restaurants outperforming pubs amid colder than average temperatures, new figures show.
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Analysis & InsightQSR outperforms full-service restaurants on customer satisfaction
Quick-service restaurants are outperforming full-service restaurants in terms of customer satisfaction for the first time, according to the latest National Customer Satisfaction Index
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Inbound tourism up 7% for 2014
The number of inbound tourists coming to the UK increased by 7% for the first seven months of 2014 compared to the same period in 2013
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Analysis & InsightConflicting figures on UK brewery growth
The booming British brewery sector, which is now at its healthiest since the 1940s, has been praised by two separate publications — even if they can’t quite agree on their figures
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Fewer restaurants at risk of insolvency
The number of restaurants at risk of insolvency has dropped nationwide, according to research by insolvency trade body R3
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Young adults turn to real ale
Over one third of 18 to 24 year-olds have tried real ale and of those, 87% would drink it again, according to new research from the Campaign for Real Ale
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Analysis & InsightIndependence 'could lift Scottish foodservice sector'
Independence could stimulate growth in the Scottish foodservice sector, according to Horizons
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Leisure vacancy rates grow
Vacancy rates for leisure outlets in Britain increased slightly between July and August while shop vacancies declined over the same period, new figures show
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Analysis & InsightSpending grows at restaurants, bars and hotels
Two new surveys have pointed to strong growth in the industry in August
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Three in four back calorie counts on menus
Just under four in 10 UK adults say they intend to start eating a healthier diet over the next three months, while nearly three quarters support Government action to make restaurants and cafes include calorie counts on menus
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OpinionAnalyse this: your shopping data
Retailers compile a lot of information from customers’ purchases. James England looks at how these statistics can add up to greater profits
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Analysis & InsightYoung want more alcohol education
Almost 90% of 18-24 year olds agree that education on the effects of alcohol should be integrated into the National Curriculum
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Analysis & InsightOperators make Youth 100 shortlist
More than 35 leading pub, restaurant and bar operators have made the shortlist of this year’s Youth 100
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Growth reported in hotel sector
A new report points to an upturn in fortunes for the UK hotel sector, with hotels in eight of 12 UK cities surveyed recording RevPAR beyond pre-downturn levels, and the remaining four cities almost reaching these levels
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NewsAverage pub pint reaches £3.31
The average price for a pint of beer in Britain is now £3.31, a 3.4% increase on last year, according to the latest Good Pub Guide
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NewsUK brewery numbers up 188% since Millennium
The number of breweries in the UK has risen 188% since 2000 to reach a current level of 1,442
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Analysis & InsightOne in five think they have a food allergy or intolerance
More than one in five (22%) of the UK population believe they suffer from a food allergy or intolerance, according to new research
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Analysis & Insight
The selfie is dead, long live the ‘phoodie’
The selfie is on the way out, and is being replaced by a new major trend – the phoodie