Why is everybody talking about the Air-Reviver?
Air-Reviver has introduced a range of air purification and disinfection systems that benefits from state-of-the-art virus, bacteria and parasite eradicating technology.
The Traffic Light Entry Management System
Grange Technologies have converted their people counting technology into a cost-effective entry management system to help ensure that social distancing is maintained in enclosed spaces.
Caroline is right at home at work
After 25 years’ service at the same hotel, Revenue Manager Caroline Farmer can now truly say that she feels ‘right at home’ at work – quite literally.
How to navigate ‘Covid Secure’ technology for hospitality
Functionality isn’t the only consideration - What are the challenges? What should you look out for?
£4.2 Million property renovation completed at Hilton Garden Inn
Hilton Garden Inn London Heathrow Airport Hotel is delighted to announce the significant renovation of its 364-room hotel.
Bringing hospitality Interiors to life!
Luke Edwards Interior Design specialise in bringing hospitality interiors to life so your space stands out amongst your competitors and neighbours.
Craft Guild of Chefs launches college and university accreditation scheme
University College Birmingham, Westminster Kingsway College and Loughborough College are amongst the first institutions to sign up to a new accreditation scheme launched by the Craft Guild of Chefs.
How To Market Your Restaurant Amidst A Pandemic
It was recently announced that VAT has been cut to 5% for businesses in the hospitality sector, with Chancellor Rishi Sunak also announcing discounts and incentives for those people who choose to eat out.
Re-inventing bar and table service after Lockdown
As the UK emerges from coronavirus lockdown, venues are beginning to announce or plan for re-opening. The biggest challenge is how to maintain social distancing and safety for customers and staff, while still delivering a great experience.
How Cloud Technology and Mobile Apps are helping the hospitality sector to get back on its feet
As lockdown restrictions begin to ease somewhat the hospitality sector is thinking about how to protect customers and staff under social distancing rules.
How will businesses cope with the new government guidelines?
As announced by the prime minister on June 23rd, indoor hospitality can re-open from July 4th. This is a long- awaited event, there are still government guidelines to follow, inevitably meaning a new way of trading.
The Immediate Future for Hospitality and Foodservice
As a result of coronavirus 22% of all hospitality outlets will not be open by the end of 2020…
Amipak adds Double Burger Box
Creating new opportunities for takeaways to increase their offering at a time when many are re-opening.
Groupe GM Emphasizes its Eco-Friendly Efforts with Its Care About Earth Program
As a leading international amenities provider, Groupe GM continuously strives to become the most environmentally aware it can be.
Advice for food industry businesses
There is a need for simple, up-to-date information resources that can help businesses and consumers quickly make sense of the developing situation and how it affects them.
To be on the safe side
Utopia’s Serve and Protect range designed to help the hospitality industry get up and running safely
Automatic temperature check technology introduced to increase customer and staff safety
Visitors and staff arriving at Wyboston Lakes Resort will now automatically have their temperatures discreetly checked by a hi-tech thermal imaging system as they enter the buildings.
Great Taste judging resumes, going the extra mile to discover this year’s stars
The Guild of Fine Food has announced the recommencement of this year’s competition, with regular members of the panel now judging from home.