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UKHospitality (UKH) Scotland is calling on the Scottish government to “stick with” its current reopening plan. Following the UK government’s announcement of a four-week delay to the removal of all Covid-19 restrictions, the trade association is urging the Scottish government to not follow suit. Currently, the Scottish government’s timeframe in
Aparthotel operator Staycity has continued on its European expansion with the opening this month of properties in Heidelberg, Germany, and the French city of Bordeaux. The 299-room property in Heidelberg, a short walk from the central railway station, offers hotel rooms as well as one- and two-bed apartments, a guest
UKHospitality has urged the government to stick to its 21 June 2021 date to lift all Covid-19 restrictions ahead of its decision over a possible delay that is due to take place this evening (14 June 2021). The trade body has reiterated that failure to stick to its roadmap will
There is no “justification” for Covid-19 passports, according to a new report by the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (PACAC). The cross-party group of MPs published its report into the use and impact of Covid-status certification on individuals and businesses. They found the government has failed to adequately make
The Ibis Styles Reading Oxford Road hotel has been sold off a guide price of £4.5m to a private purchaser who “intends to continue running it as a hotel”. The purpose-built property houses 97-bedrooms, a cafe, and business centre. According to Colliers, the property group who conducted the sale, the
Regency townhouse boutique hotel The Bradley in Cheltenham has been put up for sale by its owner, the hotelier Peter de Savary. The Grade II listed property, which is located on Royal Parade in the heart of the fashionable Montpellier district, is being marketed at a guide price of £1.95m
Virginia Messina, Senior Vice President and Acting CEO, WTTC said: ” Whilst we welcome the news of a taskforce aimed at safely reopening travel between the UK and the US, unless we have a clear timeline and unlock transatlantic travel by 4 July at the latest, we will continue to
Marriott International, the world’s favourite travel company, has launched Fairfield by Marriott in Europe. A proven performer, Fairfield is the second largest Marriott International brand based on number of hotels, and is growing rapidly. With a distribution of more than 1,100 open hotels globally, and over 400 in the pipeline,
Gabriel Escarrer Julià: “I can assure you that we have been through very difficult crises and situations over more than six decades in business, but never has their impact been so great as to force us to close practically 100% of our hotels simultaneously.” Gabriel Escarrer Jaume: “We are on
The hospitality industry is issuing its support for the government’s Tourism Recovery Plan, which will aim to energise the country’s economy after the pandemic. The government’s plan includes a £10m National Lottery ‘Days Out’ scheme of vouchers to support attractions and a new rail pass to encourage domestic breaks. Kate
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