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Growth in international hotels coincides with government effort to push region as a tourism destination Almost 200 international hotels are operating or planning to open in Xinjiang, despite calls from human rights groups for global corporations not t…
Owner of Michelin-starred Veeraswamy, London, heads to high court to object to ‘heartless’ plans to upgrade buildingIt has been a fixture of British-Indian dining since it first opened its doors in April 1926 on the day of Elizabeth II’s birth, serving…
Owner of Michelin-starred Veeraswamy, London, heads to high court to object to ‘heartless’ plans to upgrade buildingIt has been a fixture of British-Indian dining since it first opened its doors in April 1926 on the day of Elizabeth II’s birth, serving…
Servings of 250ml and 175ml are becoming rarer in restaurants and bars as customers opt for smaller tastingsIt may be a sign of changing tastes, of a health-conscious nation, or yet another example of the cost of living crisis encroaching on our few si…
Animal rights charity argues surcharge of 40-60p discriminates against dairy-free customers A leading animal rights charity has launched a campaign calling for Gail’s Bakery to drop its surcharge on plant-based milks, claiming it “unfairly discriminate…
Plan to quit Aim after ‘review of benefits and drawbacks’ is another blow to capital’s junior marketThe leisure group that owns the 126-year-old Brighton Palace Pier is planning to delist from the London stock market and return to life as a private com…
Özgür Özel expanded call to boycott companies perceived as close to President Recep Tayyip ErdoğanTurkey’s anti-government protesters are weighing their options, amid calls by the main opposition leader for weekly rallies, a growing economic boycott an…
Firms who wine and dine officials may gain a seat at the policymaking table while the third sector is squeezed outGovernment officials treated to hospitality 3,500 times in five years, study findsMinisters from Keir Starmer downwards have sometimes see…
Landlords are left with no choice to offset looming tax rises introduced by the chancellor, says trade bodyLondoners might not bat an eyelid at paying £5 for a pint but the national average is poised to rise above that watermark for the first time, wit…
Two-thirds of businesses surveyed by trade bodies say jobs will go as they urge government to delay changesMore than two-thirds of hospitality businesses will reduce staffing as a result of tax changes taking effect in April, according to research by i…