Britain’s late-night licenced premises have held steady in the last 12 months, the latest Night Time Economy Market Monitor reveals—but stability is now under severe threat from a wave of extra operating costs.
Is social media still the ultimate weapon in a venue’s marketing toolkit? Or are consumers hitting ‘unfollow’ in favour of real-world connection?
Matthew Crompton, CGA by NIQ Vice President On Premise, talks the latest data, statistics, and market trends for Bar & Restaurant News: On Trend in the On Premise.
The On Premise continues to play a central role in the lives of people in Britain, France, Germany, and Italy, providing a place to socialise, celebrate, and indulge. However, as occasions and motivations evolve, it’s essential for drinks manufacturers, suppliers, and venue operators to stay closely tuned to changing habits in order to meet the needs of existing customers and attract new ones.
Delivery and takeaway sales at Britain’s leading restaurant groups slipped by 0.6% year-on-year in April, CGA by NIQ’s latest Hospitality at Home Tracker indicates.
CGA by NIQ, a global leader in On Trade research and sales measurement, enhances its best-in-class On Premise Measurement (OPM) solution in Germany, making it possible for spirits manufacturers to track market share, sales performance, and category trends with unprecedented accuracy.
Where are the big category, channel and occasion opportunities for beverage manufacturers in the On Premise around the world? Graeme Loudon draws on CGA by NIQ’s expert new analytics solution to reveal the big trends and areas of potential.
Crisis and inflation may be prompting some consumers worldwide to cut back on spending, but the demand for indulgent drinking experiences remains strong. Jonny Jones, Managing Director of International Markets at CGA by NIQ, explores where these opportunities exist and outlines key factors businesses should consider to encourage consumers to trade up.
A turn in the weather left the On Premise struggling for year-on-year growth in the first half of May, CGA by NIQ’s Daily Drinks Tracker shows.
Britain’s managed pub groups enjoyed a bright April with like-for-like sales growth of 9.1%, the latest CGA RSM Hospitality Business Tracker reveals.
As summer approaches and On Premise venues prepare for peak foot traffic, one strategy is emerging as a clear sales accelerator: cocktail riffing—inventive, flavor-forward takes on timeless classics. For US spirits brands this is more than a seasonal trend—it’s an opportunity to innovate and invigorate sales.
On Premise visitation is recovering across global markets. Similarly, consumer expectations around value, experience, and occasion-based visits have never been higher.
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