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Coronavirus: Operators should keep pushing on insurance

Business interruption insurance is intended to cover financial losses where business operations have been interrupted, because of unexpected events causing damage to the property insured. The coronavirus pandemic is definitely an unexpected event, and it has interrupted the operations of most businesses across the drinks, leisure and hospitality industry which were forced to close due to sanitation and contamination concerns
Minimising the regulatory burden could help the hospitality industry continue to grow, according to Willie Macleod.

Time to remove barriers to growth

Government has a role to play in helping the hospitality sector flourish, writes BHA Scotland chief Willie Macleod THE significance of the hospitality industry to...

Rural venues determined to survive

Scottish rural businesses are feeling the squeeze of new drink drive laws but we’re determined to survive, writes restaurateur Alison Bouteloup. We’ve seen numerous articles...
Scottish Government ignored industry advice to make damaging tourist tax decision, writes UK Hospitality’s Willie Macleod

A disgraceful betrayal of trust

Scottish Government ignored industry advice to make damaging tourist tax decision, writes UK Hospitality’s Willie Macleod

VAT cut extension vital for hospitality sector

The announcement by Scottish finance minister Kate Forbes that the current non-domestic rates ‘holiday’ for hospitality and tourism businesses is to be extended until April 2022 gives some much-needed good news to a hospitality sector struggling to survive the devastating effects of this protracted lockdown
• Emma Logan said it is up to individual operators to create their own policy regarding the use of e-cigarettes.

Operators can make e-cigs call

It’s up to licensees to create their own policy on ‘vaping’ in their premises, writes electronic cigarette firm boss Emma Logan HARDLY a day goes...

No end in sight for licensing reform

Recent suggested additions to licensing law have been absurd, but that won’t stop politicians introducing more, writes Stephen McGowan As reported in SLTN, the Scottish Parliament...
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Hospitality should embrace digital

Technology such as EPOS, online reservations and inventory systems are the future for the trade, writes Carl Reader

Trade must get itself connected

A comprehensive online strategy can benefit hospitality businesses, says digital marketing manager Simon Bennison IT’S quickly becoming clear that no one in the hospitality industry...

Wine producers could learn a thing or two from the music industry

By Guy Chatfield HOW many new tunes from ‘old’ bands do you hear on the radio at the moment? Since the famous foursome reformed with...

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