The optimism of Britain’s hospitality leaders has slightly declined over the last quarter with costs still high over last year. There are still some positive indications with slowing rate of increase, while some even report a decrease in costs.

The optimism of Britain’s hospitality leaders has risen for the fourth quarter in a row, but they remain concerned about inflation in key inputs, and the challenge of business rates.

Optimism among Britain’s hospitality leaders has risen for the third quarter in a row, the new Business Confidence Survey from CGA by NIQ and Fourth reveals.

New survey from CGA by NIQ and Fourth reveals upswing in optimism but concerns about profitability and cash reserves.

Soaring costs and economic uncertainty have severely dented confidence in Britain’s hospitality sector, new research from CGA by NielsenIQ and Fourth reveals.

New survey from CGA by NielsenIQ and Fourth reveals solid profitability in the second quarter of 2022 but severe pressures on operational costs and labour shortages hit confidence

In a survey conducted before the news of “Plan B” restrictions, two in three (66%) hospitality leaders were optimistic about the next 12 months for their business, the fourth-quarter Business Confidence Survey from CGA and Fourth reveals.

Latest survey from CGA and Fourth reveals some positive sentiment after summer trading, as well as the urgent need for extended government support on tax, debt and labour