BCFA UK Hospitality Sector Market Overview

This overview report investigates the hospitality sector, examining overall market performance and trends, including a special focus on hotel consolidation and their brands. Views on the economic outlook and industry forecasts for the UK are gathered from various industry sources which are all referenced accordingly. These include trade and international magazines and news agencies, hospitality research companies, hotel brand websites and hospitality associations.

This report was compiled by Bancmarketing following interviews with key stakeholders working in the hospitality sector.

Publisher: BCFA
Publish Date: 2017
Autor: Bancmarketing

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