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Demand for low and no serves is “maturing” and becoming more culturally “ingrained” as products grow more “in their own right” to sit alongside alcohol.

Airlines hit more turbulence as watchdog probes unrefunded flights  Ben Marlow writes that the timing of regulatory scrutiny is terrible for the aviation industry – but carriers only have themselves to blame. Airline bosses have been unable to get out of the brace position since the start of the pandemic. The crisis has ravaged the industry, grounding flights and holidays, and leaving major airports resembling ghost towns. Ham-fisted government policy hasn’t helped either. The sector’s misery has been compounded by nonsensical quarantine rules and confused messaging from...

Thousands of hotels forced to close as London faces bleak winter The new Tier 3 restrictions will see an estimated 2,000 hotels close their doors The Pig at Bridge Place - one of the group's eight hotels facing mass cancellations Hoteliers in London and beyond are once again "devastated" by the latest Tier 3 announcement, with some reporting huge numbers of cancelled bookings and industry leaders predicting 2,000 hotels will have to close from tomorrow. The new restrictions, which will see Greater London, the south and west of Essex and the south of Hertfordshire move into Tier 3 on Decembe...