Planned new activity, but bankrupt: another restaurant closes its doors in the capital
A restaurant in Vilnius, 'Livin', has closed due to financial difficulties, highlighting the struggles faced by the restaurant industry amid rising costs and declining customer numbers.
Tourism: Munich is booming even without Adele and the European Football Championship
Despite the absence of major events like the European Football Championship and concerts by Adele, Munich's tourism sector has shown remarkable resilience and stability in 2025, maintaining nearly the same record levels of visitors as in the previous year.
The hospitality industry looks for job seekers at the job fair
Employers in the hospitality sector met potential employees at a job fair, discussing vacancies and career development opportunities.
Athens: Protest and March of Workers in Hospitality and Tourism
Workers in the tourism and hospitality sectors held a protest march in central Athens, demanding a collective labor agreement and a meeting with the Minister of Labor.
Lisbon: Tourism Revenues Are Growing Faster Than Arrivals. This Is a Success
Lisbon's tourism strategy focuses on generating long-term economic stability rather than merely increasing visitor numbers, leading to growth in revenue per available room.
Huge UK chain with 77 restaurants and bars announces closure โ shutting in days
Slug & Lettuce, a popular UK bar and restaurant chain, is set to close its Bournemouth location due to financial losses incurred by its parent company, Stonegate Group.
Unilateral cancellation of reservations for the BTS concert... from now on, 'immediate business suspension'
The South Korean government has announced new measures to suspend businesses immediately for cancelling hotel bookings without just cause ahead of major events, such as BTS concerts.
After four years in Liepaja, Ukrainian Jaroslava misses her dad, friends, and grandmother most
Jaroslava, a Ukrainian girl studying in Liepaja, expresses her longing for her family and friends back home while appreciating her new life in Latvia.
Tom Kerridge shares โhardest decision heโs had to makeโ after restaurant struggles
Celebrity chef Tom Kerridge discusses the challenges of running his restaurant business and the difficult decision to close some locations after the impacts of Covid-19.
31 Hotels and 3,700 Rooms in Tampere - Yet New Ones Are Being Planned at an Accelerating Pace
Tampere, Finland, is experiencing a surge in hotel development despite having a significant existing hotel capacity.
Sinhores and iFood open more than 100 free spots for courses on the SP coast; see how to register
Sinhores and iFood are offering over 100 free training spots for kitchen assistants and waiters in cities along the Sรฃo Paulo coast.
Pak Army Chief and Trump's 'Toilet Paper Hospitality', Watch So Sorry
The article discusses Pakistan's historical subservience to the United States and critiques the current leadership's bowing to American demands, highlighted by a recent statement from Pakistan's defense minister.
Hospitality: "Wermut was long regarded as cheap rotgut"
Tobias Heitzer operates the only online shop in Germany that specializes in vermouth, discussing the reasons behind his niche focus and his hopes for wider appreciation of the drink.
Finally, there is life in the beautiful premises. Or?
The restaurant Yokoso faces several challenges despite its appealing interior design and anticipated reopening.
Saudi Arabia. In the land of hospitality
Saudi Arabia is undergoing a deep transformation, positioning itself as a dynamic tourism destination.
Sanatorium with NFZ is getting more expensive. New rates from May 1
New rates for stays in NFZ-funded sanatoriums in Poland will increase from May 1, 2026, as announced by the Minister of Health.
Saskatoon's hospitality industry trains to prevent human trafficking
Saskatoon's hospitality sector is focusing on training staff to recognize and prevent human trafficking as part of a nationwide campaign.
Fury Erupted Among Passengers When Cruise Line Introduced New Restaurant Dress Code
Passengers on a Norwegian Cruise Line ship expressed outrage over new dress code rules that ban sandals and shorts in the ship's fine dining restaurants.
The Table of Medina: An Antidote for Exhausted Humanity
The article reflects on the communal spirit and hospitality experienced during iftar in Medina, where Muslims from various cultures come together to share meals and foster love in the month of Ramadan.
Luxury hotel in Macau tore gold bars from the floor and sold them, which decorated its lobby
A luxury hotel in Macau removed gold bars from its lobby floor and sold them under controversial circumstances.
Peruvians gain presence in the Spanish labor market: 'Wherever you go, there is a restaurant'
Peruvian workers are increasingly visible in Spain's labor market, particularly in the hospitality sector, with membership in the Social Security system reaching 100,000.
Aparecida: the ideal city for investors
Aparecida, a renowned pilgrimage center, is emerging as a strategic investment hub, particularly in tourism and services, thanks to its stable visitor flow and potential high returns.
Yasam Ayavefe Explains Why Operational Discipline Builds Hotel Loyalty
Yasam Ayavefe discusses how operational discipline in luxury hotels can enhance guest loyalty by ensuring a seamless and stress-free experience.
Smart Hospitality Etiquette for the Elderly During Ramadan Gatherings
The article discusses the importance of smart hospitality etiquette for the elderly during Ramadan, emphasizing comfort, respect, and dignity in their treatment.
New midwives 'having to work in retail and hospitality'
Newly qualified midwives in the UK are struggling to find employment despite existing staff shortages in maternity care, leading many to seek work in unrelated fields such as retail and hospitality.
European hotel operator declares insolvency. What about the properties in Poland?
Revo Hospitality Group, a major European hotel operator, has filed for insolvency affecting multiple hotels, raising concerns about its properties in Poland.
An Overview of HORECA from Cerved
The HORECA sector remains a cornerstone of the Italian economy, generating significant revenue and employment, though it faces complex transitional challenges.
ELSTAT: 3.3% Increase in Accommodation Turnover Last Year - 3.4% Decrease in Dining Services
The Greek Statistical Authority (ELSTAT) reports a 3.3% increase in accommodation turnover while dining services experienced a 3.4% decrease last year.
An Example of Latgale Hospitality. The Staลกulฤni Family in Preiฤผi Makes Guests Feel Like at Grandmother's Place
The Staลกulฤni family in Latgale showcases their hospitality, making guests feel welcomed and cherished, reminiscent of a grandmother's warmth.
Example of Latgalian Hospitality: The Staลกulฤns Family Makes Guests Feel at Home in Preiฤผi
The Staลกulฤns family in Preiฤผi, Latvia, exemplifies local hospitality through their family-run guesthouse and sauna, with each member contributing to their unique business.
Example of Latgalian Hospitality. The Staลกulฤns Family Makes Guests Feel at Home Like at Grandma's
The Staลกulฤns family in Preiฤผi, Latvia, showcases a family-run hospitality business that emphasizes teamwork and community spirit in the Latgalian region.
Business margins stabilize above pre-crisis levels
Spanish business margins have stabilized above pre-price crisis levels, with the hospitality and energy sectors showing reduced performance.
UK pubs to stay open until 2am for World Cup 2026 knockout games
UK pubs will be allowed to stay open until 2am during the knockout stages of the 2026 World Cup if any home nation qualifies.
Trumpโs immigration siege is rattling hospitality industry, workers say
Trump's immigration policies are negatively impacting the hospitality industry, causing a significant decrease in employed workers and a drop in tourism revenue.
Southern Estonia's tourism establishments prepare for the school break week
Tourism and hospitality businesses in Southern Estonia are preparing for the upcoming school break week while noting a decline in special programs and packages this year.
News from the capital's largest arena: the 'Amusnet lounge' introduced
The largest arena in the capital of Lithuania has introduced the 'Amusnet lounge,' offering enhanced services and facilities for patrons attending events.
In 2025, Latvia's tourist accommodations served 4.5% more guests than the previous year
In 2025, Latvia saw a 4.5% increase in guests served in tourist accommodations compared to the previous year, with a notable rise in foreign visitors.
Grandma attacks Miller & Carter waiter with high heels after missing birthday meal
A grandmother became violent at a Liverpool steakhouse after arriving late for a birthday meal, throwing high heels at a waiter and attempting to punch a chef.
Inflation Increases Remodeling Costs Ahead of the 2026 World Cup
Inflation is significantly increasing the costs of remodeling and infrastructure development in Mexico as the country prepares for the 2026 World Cup.
Hotel market in 2025: growth driven by the events calendar
Lithuania's hospitality industry is experiencing growth primarily fueled by a busy events calendar, including significant sports competitions.
'I would ask what they needed, buy food': how a pilot arrested for luring minors operated
A 62-year-old pilot in Sรฃo Paulo has been arrested for allegedly luring minors by building trust with their families through hospitality and gifts.
Bank of Canada orders tip manager XTM to halt payments as B.C. restaurantsโ money missing
The Bank of Canada has ordered XTM Inc. to suspend its payment activities amid reports of missing tip funds from various B.C. restaurants.
Billionaire businessman from a hospitality giant tries to get closer to Nicole Kidman
Billionaire Paul Salem, chairman of MGM Resorts, has reportedly expressed a desire to get closer to actress Nicole Kidman, who has been single since her divorce in January 2026.
Gustavo Egusquiza, one of the world's leading experts in luxury tourism
Gustavo Egusquiza is a Spanish communication and public relations consultant specializing in luxury tourism, recognized as one of the world's foremost experts in the field.
Weak start of the year for hotels. Winter holidays did not help
Polish hotels experienced a significant drop in occupancy rates in January compared to both the previous month and January of the prior year, according to a new survey from the Polish Chamber of Commerce for Hospitality.
Restaurant for Sale After Just a Few Years in Operation: The Reason is Unexpected
A restaurant on Herkaus Manto Street in Klaipeda, Lithuania, is for sale as its owner seeks to transition to other business ventures due to time constraints.
Sustainability as an investment: The impact of the Zero Waste HORECA Awards 2026
The Zero Waste HORECA initiative, funded by The Coca-Cola Foundation and supported by the Ministry of Environment and Energy, recognizes 425 businesses in Greece for their efforts to reduce their environmental impact.
I'm here for a scrub... The spread of 'K-Dive' tourism among foreigners
Foreign tourists are shifting their travel experiences in South Korea from merely visiting attractions to directly engaging with the daily lives of Koreans through experiences classified as 'K-Dive'.
The millionaire's credit card wasn't accepted in Italy โ this is how he handled the payment to the restaurant
Snoop Dogg faced a credit card issue while ordering food in Italy during the Winter Olympics but was graciously allowed to take his order without payment.
How these 'old-school' Chinese restaurants have survived for decades
The article explores the endurance of 'old-school' Chinese restaurants in Melbourne, particularly focusing on Fong's Chinese Restaurant and its owner Betty Yung's experiences.