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Hospitality is particularly vulnerable to data breaches, but there are steps you and your business can take to protect it from cyber crime. Photo: Thinkstock/istock/BrianAJackson

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How to protect your hospitality business from cyber crime

By Oliver Pinson-Roxburgh

Oliver Pinson-Roxburgh, systems engineering manager for EMEA at Trustwave, looks at some of the steps hospitality business owners can take to protect their hotels, restaurants and pubs from the increasing risk of cyber crime. 

Visits to the UK in January were at record levels

January 2016 breaks UK's international visits record

By Emma Eversham

The number of international visitors arriving in the UK in January rose 6 per cent on the previous year, breaking a record for the month and marking an 'encouraging start to the year' according to marketing agency VisitBritain. 

BIRD considers regional expansion for 2017

BIRD considers regional expansion for 2017

By James Wallin

BIRD, the free­range fried chicken concept, will target expansion into the rest of the UK in 2017 with Leeds and Manchester identified as targets. 

Roux Scholarship 2016: finalists revealed

Roux Scholarship 2016: finalists revealed

By Emma Eversham

Chefs from L'Enclume, the RAC Club and BaxterStorey are among the six finalists who have made it through to the final of the Roux Scholarship 2016.

Budget 2016: Sugar tax, business rate relief, beer duty freeze

Budget 2016: Sugar tax, business rate relief, beer duty freeze

By Sophie Witts & Emma Eversham

Chancellor George Osborne announced a range of measures to help hospitality businesses, including a freeze in beer duty, business rates support and a rise in the corporation stamp duty threshold in today's Budget, while also bowing to pressure to...

Clean linen has significant impact on guest satisfaction, finds survey

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Clean linen has significant impact on guest satisfaction, finds survey

By P&G Professional

Restaurants and hotels boasting spotlessly clean table cloths and bed linen are more likely to receive positive reviews, according to a survey by P&G Professional with 45 per cent of independent operators believing clean linen has a significant impact...

Average room rate in UK's hotels rises 4%

Average room rate in UK's hotels rises 4%

By Emma Eversham

The average room rate across the UK’s hotels rose 4 per cent in 2015 with hotels in cities outside the capital seeing the biggest rise according to the latest Hotel Price Index from Hotels.com

Rushed service puts more than a quarter of diners off a restaurant according to Waitrose Good Food Guide's Dining Out Survey. Photo: Thinkstock/Maxin Kabb

Rushed service biggest turn-off for diners

By Emma Eversham

Being rushed through a meal to give up a table is the biggest annoyance for 26 per cent of diners, while staff getting an order wrong is also likely to make 25 per cent of them grumpy according to survey by Waitrose Good Food Guide. 

SRA reveals Food Made Good Awards 2016 shortlist

SRA reveals Food Made Good Awards 2016 shortlist

By Emma Eversham

River Cottage HQ, PizzaExpress and The Clink restaurant in Cardiff are among the companies making this year's Sustainable Restaurant Association's (SRA) Food Made Good Awards shortlist. 

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