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UAE hotels are known worldwide for their high-end service, lavish amenities, and robust tourist sector. However, handling this business’s finances is challenging behind the scenes.
A new law introduced in California will shift requirements for menu pricing in restaurants. Senate
Bill 478 was introduced to promote “price transparency” and help consumers avoid hidden fees.
After taking a critical hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, restaurants bounced back with the help of
eased regulations around outdoor dining. New York City became a hub for makeshift patios on sidewalks and the street, embracing a Parisian café culture.
New York City is known for its iconic restaurants and vibrant nightlife, but the two don’t always overlap. This month, the NYC Hospitality Alliance met with Mayor Adams and the Office of Nightlife to discuss issues facing the hospitality industry.
Restaurant reservation scalping, where third-party platforms use bots to snatch reservations at popular restaurants and resell them for a profit, has been hurting restaurants, workers, and consumers alike.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer announces an extension to the ‘Coronavirus Job Extension Scheme’ (CJRS) payable under the scheme set out on 15th April 2020
New Government ‘Allocation Of Tips’ Bill Explained
Do You Know Where You Stand As An Employer, Or An Employee?
Just as the world returns to normal, three significant events in the next 6-months threaten to affect hospitality business as well as the consumer.
New legislation became law on the 6th April regarding the listing of calorie information on restaurant menus.
Adriana Cavita is an international chef, soon-to-be author, and owner of London-based Mexican restaurant
Has the Chancellor thrown the industry a lifeline? With the recent budget, what will the effect be on the hospitality sector?