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If it takes you 8 minutes to get round to serving a customer in your bar, chances are that they will walk out, says new research. A new survey of 5,000 UK customers has shown that the average outlet will only wait 8 minutes for a drink or 12 minutes for food before leaving to…
VisitEngland has this month asked for businesses in the hospitality industry to give their views on the growth strategy it has in place for the tourism industry over the coming 5 years. The review comes five years after the launch of the ‘Strategic Framework for Tourism 2010-2020’. Commenting on the review, VisitEngland’s chief executive James…
One of the biggest hospitality trends in the last two years has been the rise of pop up bars and restaurants – but has your restaurant realised its true pop up potential? Pop up bars and restaurants were initially used by up-and-coming food and drinks brands looking for a platform to get them noticed by…
Research into the limits of British patience has found that the average Briton will lose patience after waiting 5 minutes to be served at a bar. A study of 2,000 people by Interparcel.com also found that Britons will also only wait for 24 minutes for food to be served after first ordering. An Interparcel spokesman…