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Cantina Laredo to expand across 35 UK restaurants

Cantina Laredo to expand across 35 UK restaurants

By Becky Paskin

Cantina Laredo, the US-based upmarket Mexican restaurant chain, has opened its first restaurant in Europe, in the St Martin’s Courtyard development in London’s Covent Garden, and stated that it intends to open a total of 35 sites across the UK and Ireland

Clapham House sees profits soar 50 per cent

Clapham House sees profits soar 50 per cent

By Becky Paskin

Gourmet Burger Kitchen operator Clapham House Group has reported a 50 per cent increase in profits, although it expects trading to remain ‘challenging’ for the rest of the year

Budget hotel sector has become bloated

Budget hotel sector has become bloated

By Chris Druce

UK budget hotels have become bloated with unnecessary amenities presenting an opportunity for a new breed of ‘economy’ accommodation, according to the man behind Premiere Classe

Ufi Ibrahim succeeds Cotton as new BHA chief executive

Ufi Ibrahim succeeds Cotton as new BHA chief executive

By Becky Paskin

The British Hospitality Association has announced that Ufi Ibrahim, former chief operating officer of the World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), will succeed Bob Cotton as chief executive when he leaves later this year

Leeds diners dubbed UK's most generous tippers

Leeds diners dubbed UK's most generous tippers

By Emma Eversham

Diners in Leeds are the most generous tippers in the UK, according to a survey by discount and deals website MyVoucherCodes.co.uk, while their Swansea counterparts are the least likely to leave a tip when eating out

January’s snowfall caused ‘havoc’ for UK hotels

January’s snowfall caused ‘havoc’ for UK hotels

By Becky Paskin

While the January snow benefited some hotels in the regions, by leaving stranded travellers needing a last minute bed for the night, many experienced a negative month with occupancy levels falling

Reports reveal gloomy 2009 for British tourism

Reports reveal gloomy 2009 for British tourism

By Becky Paskin

Holidaymakers are choosing campsites and self-catering breaks over B&Bs and guesthouses, as the number of visitors to the UK last year dropped to the lowest level since 2004

Hotel room prices rise 2% in UK

Hotel room prices rise 2% in UK

By Emma Eversham

UK hotels are leading the upturn in Europe according to a survey by hotel price comparison website Trivago with room prices rising on average 2 per cent to £91 in the last month

New recruitment law curbs non-EU employment

New recruitment law curbs non-EU employment

By Becky Paskin

Employers seeking to hire workers from outside the EU must now advertise job vacancies for an extra two weeks, to allow British workers more time to apply

Brits taking domestic holidays rises 32%

Brits taking domestic holidays rises 32%

By Hamish Smith

The number of domestic holidays Brits took in July rose by 32 per cent on the previous year while overall trips since January have increased by 4 per cent, the latest figures from VisitEngland show

Hotel staff prepare for G20 meeting

Hotel staff prepare for G20 meeting

By Emma Eversham

Staff at the recently re-vamped South Lodge Hotel in West Sussex get ready to host the worlds financial leaders after two months of preparations

Subway to open 600 new stores by 2010

Subway to open 600 new stores by 2010

By Emma Eversham

The take-away market continues to boom as the sandwich chain announces plans to open more stores and create 7,000 new jobs

The Price of Confusion

The Price of Confusion

By Restaurant Magazine

It’s time to sort out the inconsistencies surrounding service charge in the uk. That’s our mission for 2007 and we need you to lead the debate. By 2008 we hope to have a solution that suits everybody.

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