Planning ahead: Key trends in hospitality
What are the short, medium and long term trends we can foresee for the On Premise market
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What are the short, medium and long term trends we can foresee for the On Premise market
The majority of consumers feel confident enough to return to pubs, bars and restaurants after England’s lockdown, a new CGA survey shows.
Most consumers will remain sharply focused on safety despite a growing boldness about going out as lockdown restrictions ease.
Consumers are set to prioritise eating and drinking out in their spending after lockdown, but remain cautious about longer term financial impacts of the pandemic.
Consumers in Metropolitan Melbourne are eager to return to eating and drinking out, but anxiety over safety is likely to trigger significant short-term changes in their habits.
On Premise consumers are going online to get their alcoholic drinks in increasing numbers over lockdown, CGA reveals in ‘The Future of E-commerce’, an exclusive new survey of the market.
Operators and suppliers will have to appeal to a much changed consumer base split between enthusiastic and more hesitant users, the latest edition of CGA’s new Consumer Countdown to Reopening Series reports shows.
With less than a month to go before hospitality starts to resume trading, CGA’s new Consumer Countdown to Reopening research shows a widespread determination to get back to restaurants, pubs and bars—even if it means sitting outside.
The majority of consumers feel confident enough to return to pubs, bars and restaurants after England’s lockdown, a new CGA survey shows.
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