Pubs 'pulling out all the stops' for World Cup
Pubs have been “pulling out all the stops” to accommodate as many fans as possible following the start of the FIFA 2022 World Cup tournament on Sunday 20 November.
Archives for November 21, 2022
Have you seen a drop in Christmas bookings?
While Christmas is just weeks away, the ongoing rising costs are impacting both consumers and businesses.
World Cup could see £91m spent on pints
The 2022 FIFA World Cup could see a potential £91m boost to the on-trade if England make it to the final, according to Hey Discount.
Christmas bookings see 20% decline
Christmas bookings across the on-trade have shown a 20% drop, according to the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA).
Pubs split on whether to boycott Qatar World Cup
Nearly half of pubs (48%) would boycott the Qatar World Cup, which kicked off yesterday (20 November), research by The Morning Advertiser has revealed.
Bars to donate to human rights charity during World Cup
Liverpool bars Bobo and Abditory in Merseyside are asking customers to support human rights charity Amnesty International during the Qatar World Cup to remind of the “wider issues at stake than football glory”.
The cask project
Cask beer doesn’t sell – debunking 5 myths
Cask ale is difficult to keep and it doesn’t sell. Those are a couple of the 5 myths Carlsberg Marston’s Brewing Company (CMBC) on-trade category manager Kyle Le Vins has debunked about stocking cask beer.
Still time to enter the Publican
There’s still time to be in with a chance of being named one of the best businesses in the hospitality sector.
‘Autumn Statement doesn’t go far enough’
The majority of pub operators do not think the Autumn Statement announced last week (Thursday 17 November) has gone far enough to help the sector, a flash poll has found.
Digital delights
How does the digital world fit into the analogue world of pubs? The Lock In team take a deep dive into digital with help from a range of guests including superstar chef Gary Usher.