Changing habits

Article Abstract:

A consumer research survey conducted by Mintel shows that British pubs along with theaters is doing exceedingly with health clubs and gymnasiums coming a close third. The main loser according to the survey is the ubiquitous night club possibly because Britishers seem to have had an overdose of clubbing or because the demographics have changed and with late night licensing laws coming into effect soon there will be more pressure on the night club to change with times.

Drinking places, Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages), Bars, saloons, etc., Bars (Drinking establishments), Surveys

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Hotelympia preview

Article Abstract:

United Kingdom's largest hospitality event takes place at Excel, London between 23 and 27 February 2004 giving a great opportunity for people in the food and hospitality industry to meet suppliers, competitors or catch up on new products. An estimated 1000 exhibitors are expected to take part in the show that will also have two features aimed at the leisure industry.

Marketing procedures, Trade shows

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A taxing year

Article Abstract:

The impact of the UK governmentEs budget in the financial year of 2003 for the sport, leisure and hospitality industry is discussed. The closure of access to final salary pension scheme is expected to adversely affect the leisure industry.

Government expenditures, Taxes, Taxation, Economic policy, Tax policy, Government finance

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