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TourismIn this section you will find all articles about tourism, giving you an easy route to all the information and news about tourism on Caterersearch. For subject overviews take a look at Caterersearch’s expert guides that provide 'everything you need to know' on popular subjects like tourism, Gordon Ramsay, Compass or Michelin-starred restaurants. Pages ...20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | Previous | Next Tourist numbers slow in November, say operatorsA sharp slowdown in the number of people coming to the UK brought hotels down to earth with a bump in November, according to UKinbound, formerly the British Incoming Tour Operators Association. BTP predicts £1b boost to UK business tourismThe British Tourism Partnership (BTP) has forecast a £1b jump in business tourism revenue for 2005. Tourism in 2005 could be strongest since millenniumThis year will be one of steady growth for the tourism industry, with the number of visitors from overseas, and the amount they spend, rising to levels not seen since 2000, VisitBritain has predicted. Inbound visitor numbers bounce back in OctoberOctober brought a welcome boost in the number of people visiting the UK, according to the latest monthly figures from UKinbound, the former British Incoming Tour Operator’s Association.
The burning issueCure for the blues in a rainbow nationSimon Wright In the know
Record year for tourism on wayMore than 26 million visitors are expected to descend on Britain this year, making it a record 12 months for tourism. The burning issueCrisis planning
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TUC touts gain for tourism of three more bank holidaysThe tourism and leisure sector would benefit from adding three new bank holidays to the annual calendar, especially one in the autumn, claims the TUC. Number of visits to UK slowsSeptember saw a marked slowdown in the number of people visiting the UK, according to the latest monthly figures from UKinbound, the former British Incoming Tour Operators Association. Foreign visits rise by 10% in the third quarterBritain attracted a record-breaking 8.3 million visits from foreign tourists in the three months to September 2004, according to the government’s latest International Passenger Survey. VisitBritain predicts record year for international touristsTourist board VisitBritain is predicting that 2004 will prove a record year for international visitors. Iraq war doubles losses at London’s Ritz hotelLondon’s Ritz hotel nearly doubled its losses last year as the Iraq War depressed the number of wealthy tourists visiting the capital. Worldwide briefingEssential news from around the world... London hotels enjoy highest occupancy levels in four yearsLondon hotels have been enjoying their highest occupancy levels since September 2000, according to Deloitte’s latest HotelBenchmark. High occupancy fuels revpar growth in London hotelsAverage room rates in London hotels exceeded £90 in September for the first time since the terrorist attacks of 2001, according to the latest figures from Tri Hospitality Consulting. Return to spendersJob prospects in restaurants and bars are on the up as overseas visitors start to return Watergate Bay in bid to boost Cornish tourismThe 71-bedroom Watergate Bay hotel in Cornwall has just opened a £1m wing in a bid to boost Cornish tourism. UK visitor numbers continue upward driveThe past 12 months have seen an “unprecedented” turnaround in the number of overseas visitors coming to the UK, according to the latest monthly statistics from the British Incoming Tour Operators Association (Bitoa). Pages ...20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | Previous | Next |
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