Ukinbound News
Disappointment as lockdown restrictions are extended
Boris Johnson has announced that the full reopening of the hospitality sector will be delayed by four weeks, until July 19th. Restrictions will thus remain in place at pubs, restaurants and stadiums.
UKinbound calls for risk-based framework for tourism reopening
UKinbound has presented the government with three key critical asks ahead of the prime minister’s expected announcement on the re-opening of international travel, due in April.
Travel industry sees spike in demand following UK roadmap
The travel industry has broadly welcomed a roadmap for the lifting of Covid-19 restrictions in the UK, with some companies already reporting a surge in bookings.
UKinbound calls for industry relief as receipts slump
UKinbound has released projections that show that the collapse in international visitors could cost the UK economy up to £2.5 billion over the Christmas period.
ETOA partners with UKinbound for Britain & Ireland Marketplace
ETOA and UKInbound will work together to host the first online Britain & Ireland Marketplace next month. The event brings together suppliers with the main product buyers.
Trade welcomes test and release – but calls for end to quarantine
Government plans to introduce a test and release system for travellers arriving in England have been broadly welcomed by the trade – but there are calls to go further.
Travel sector urges quick action from new taskforce
The UK travel sector has given a muted welcome to the launch of a travel taskforce from the UK government, urging quick action to reopen borders to international visitors.
UKinbound headed to Manchester for annual convention
UKinbound has announced that the vibrant, cosmopolitan city of Manchester has been selected to host its annual convention in February next year.
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UKinbound urges tailored support for tourism sector
UKinbound has released its latest business barometer results, indicating that the recent government stimulus, designed to help businesses and the economy, falls short.
Government launches first ever tourism sector deal in UK
Seeking to make up for lost time, prime minister Theresa May has today launched what the government is describing as the first ever tourism sector deal for the UK.
Breaking Travel News interview: Joss Croft, chief executive, UKinbound
Having taken up the role of chief executive with trade body UKinbound in November last year, Joss Croft brings more than two decades of experience to the position. Here he sits down with Breaking Travel News editor Chris O’Toole to discuss the health of the UK tourism industry, the impact of the interminable Brexit saga and his ambitions for the organisation over the coming year
UKinbound appoints first north of England account manager
UKinbound has revealed the appointment of Nathan Alemany as its first ever north of England account manager. His appointment is a strategic business development by UKinbound, aimed at developing and growing the association’s northern footprint.