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No-shows continue to be an issue for hospitality businesses with one in seven (14%) consumers admitting to having not fulfilled their bookings, according to the latest CGA research. While some cancelled their reservations ahead of time, around one in 12 (8%) have admitted to being a no-show after failing to tell their venue they would not be visiting, CGA’s latest Consumer Pulse survey has found. With outside space at pubs and restaurants a premium, visitors have been forced to plan their visits in advance, with nearly three quarters (73%) of those who went out d...

Gas prices have doubled in the past year: What Wisconsin drivers can expect this summer One year ago today, gas was $1.45/gallon in Madison May 3, 2021 12:41 PM Christina Lorey Updated: MADISON, Wis. — Gas prices are up another 3 cents in Madison to start the month of May, and experts warn this is just a taste of the trend travelers can expect all summer. “One year ago, the average gas prices in Madison were only $1.45,” remembered GasBuddy’s Patrick De Haan. Of course, that was during the height of the pandemic, when Americans were parking their cars and sta...

Six out of ten SA households say their household income is negatively impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. That’s compared to 82% in the week of November 30, according to surveys conducted by TransUnion SA.

Now Near Next – The Latest View from OOH April 30, 2021 The Irish Open Following the highly significant and wide-ranging government announcements last night regarding the reopening of society in the coming weeks, life is set to change for the better. With May now upon us, opportunities for OOH advertisers are set to broaden dramatically and arrive quicker than perhaps anticipated. ‘The Path Ahead’ means that retail, leisure, and social environments will all be positively impacted in the very near future. Combined with improving weather and an ever-increasing vaccinated populati...

Over a third plan to buy food both in-store and online, Inmar survey reveals U.S. grocery shoppers are gradually returning to in-store purchases as more Americans receive COVID-19 vaccines, a new survey from Inmar Intelligence finds. Once fully vaccinated, 27% of consumers said they plan to do most of their grocery shopping at stores, while 38% will do so both in-store and online, Inmar said Tuesday. Winston-Salem, N.C.-based Inmar noted that food shoppers already have been coming back to physical stores. The survey revealed that 33% of U.S. consumers are now buying their groceries in ...