CGA research shows 56% of consumers have returned to restaurants, pubs and bars since 19 July, while continued focus on safety keeps sales below pre-COVID-19 levels
New research from CGA highlights growth in southern regions and changes in drinking habits as consumers return to eating and drinking out.
Une nouvelle étude de CGA révèle une croissance du marché dans les régions méridionales ainsi que certains changements de comportements, alors que les consommateurs recommencent à sortir manger et boire
Hospitality businesses have suffered a £100.2 bn drop in sales from pre-pandemic levels in the 15 months since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, the latest edition of the UKHospitality Quarterly Tracker with CGA reveals.
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Consumers’ confidence has shown no signs of stopping, with high proportions feeling comfortable when visiting bars and restaurants.
‘Freedom day’ on Monday (19 July) gave bars a much-needed injection of sales, after another week of trading well below pre-COVID levels for this time of year.
Consumers in Ireland will be looking for local venues and drinks brands as they step inside restaurants, pubs and bars again from Monday (26 July).
Deliveries and takeaways remain a core part of managed restaurant and pub groups’ sales despite the return of eating-out, CGA’s latest Hospitality at Home Tracker reveals.
Consumer travel this summer means big opportunities for drinks brands and spirits as tailored drinks offering, assortment and price all influence choice, CGA’s Airport Bars channel strategy research uncovers.
Despite changes made at bars and restaurants to account for COVID-19, visitors are extremely positive about their experiences in the On Premise since re-opening.
Nightclub specific channel research by CGA concludes that the channel visitor is not only diverse, but has tastes which are just as expansive.
Britain’s managed pub, restaurant and bar groups saw sales drop just 1% in June from the same month in 2019, the new edition of the Coffer CGA Business Tracker reveals.
After nearly a year and a half of restrictions, consumers are preparing for a new normal in hospitality with a mixture of optimism and realism.
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