Cornwall and Devon hospitality face 'volatile market' for Easter
The industry says staff vacancies, increased costs and a "housing crisis" are causing challenges.
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The industry says staff vacancies, increased costs and a "housing crisis" are causing challenges.
After Friday’s record-breaking winds, rail chaos and power cuts, weather warnings remain amid fears of more storms to come
READY TO ROLL Everything you can and can’t do from TODAY July 19 Freedom Day as nightclubs open with a bang at midnight Updated: 0:40, 19 Jul 2021 Invalid Date, TODAY will see England enter the final step in Boris Johnson's roadmap to freedom, as nightclubs can finally reopen with a bang. From Monday, July 19, social distancing, working from home and compulsory face masks are scrapped - while holidays are back on, although with strict conditions and a very big exception. 4 Almost all restrictions will end in the UK on Monday He said: "We've got to do it cautiously. We've got to remember t...
The third day of World Travel Market 2018 opened on a note of optimism. “WTM is such a celebration and testimony to our worldwide tourism industry vibrancy and multiculturalism,” declared Derek Hanekom, Minister of Tourism, South Africa, in his keynote address for World Responsible Tourism Day 2018. It’s up to all of us to spread the responsible tourism message loudly clearly and far and wide.” However, the deeper message that Hanekom then shared was not one of celebration, but of urgency. He said there were two topics that the industry most has to address – climate change and overt...
The beach, accessed by a coastal path, is uncrowded and free of noisy jet skis and speedboats. It's also pristine due to Patrick's zest for beach clean-ups. He ropes in owners, staff and local schoolchildren and has even invested in a machine to sift out microplastics. But that's why Phil Mitchell, 56, who first visited Mother's Ivy four years ago in a touring caravan with his wife Jane, 59, loves it. Seduced by the breathtaking views, they bought a holiday home in a prime spot, on the front row with uninterrupted views. 'We love the fact it's so quiet. There are no noisy attractions,' says...