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    World Cup bookings kicking off with 150 days to go 

    With 150 days to go before the start of the tournament, leading discovery and booking platform DesignMyNight has reported exceptional interest in the men’s FIFA World Cup. The site has recorded over 10,000 searches for hospitality venues hosting World Cup screenings and has taken a record number of bookings to watch the tournament in pubs […] More

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    Wimbledon Fashion Lessons from the Royals

    Witnessing the fashion choices that Wimbledon’s VIPs make is almost as thrilling as the action on the court itself. The royal family, in particular, is known for its tactful dressing that’s in line with the mood and the theme of any event. As you would expect, white designer garments are dominating the scene. Here is […] More

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    Switching lanes

    When an office furniture designer and manufacturer work on their first hotel collaboration, what did they learn? Bisley’s Senior Design Engineer, Sam Ostrolenk discusses working with The Celtic Collection on their new location in Pembrokeshire. More

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    Top tips: preparing apprentices for assessments

    Are your hospitality apprentices assessment-ready? Paul Kelly, Qualifications Director at Professional Assessment Ltd (PAL), shares his top five tips on how to ensure your apprentices have the support they need to pass with flying colours … “As the hospitality sector continues to be hit by staff shortages, training has become more important than ever. For […] More

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    Nusa Caña unleashes limited edition Batavia Arrack ‘Godfather’ on UK on-trade 

    The new expression joins Nusa Caña Spiced Rum and Nusa Caña Tropical Island Rum  Nusa Caña is launching a small parcel of its coveted ‘Godfather’ expression to the UK drinks sector this month. A truly rare, premium Batavia Arrack at 60 per cent abv, Godfather is crafted exclusively for the on-trade as a celebration of Batavia Arrack and pays tribute to the often-overlooked role Indonesia played in the history of […] More

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    Staff shortages continue to hit hospitality sector

    Study shows hospitality firms are holding back from training opportunities despite benefits to staff retention. Almost two-thirds (62.5%) of hospitality businesses have struggled to retain staff over the past two years While almost 90% of managers in the sector believe that further training investment would help to recruit and retain staff, three-quarters are put off […] More

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