
Central London Alliance launches tourism campaign
UK: Central London Alliance, a collection of London based organisations, has launched a campaign to stimulate visits to the city.
UK: Central London Alliance, a collection of London based organisations, has launched a campaign to stimulate visits to the city.
BHN spoke to Tony Matharu, founder of Central London Alliance, and Varun Kapoor, founder of Optimiser, about London’s rebound and how they are supporting the city and hotels to recover.
UK: The Central London Alliance is attempting to achieve a Guinness World Record this September to continue driving the recovery of London.
In partnership with the Central London Alliance, IHM held its latest event at The Skyline London, Tower Suites by Blue Orchid Hotels yesterday morning. “Pre pandemic central London provides 7% of all UK jobs, contributes 20% of total business rates, and pays £39-£40 billion in tax to be spread across the
UK: International Hospitality Media, the publisher of Boutique Hotel News, has hosted the first in a series of limited capacity business networking events. Sponsored by Central London Alliance and held at Blue Orchid Hotels’ new Tower Suites property in the City of London, the event included a discussion about “What’s
The editorial team at IHM (publisher of Boutique Hotel News) highlight the charitable efforts of travel and hospitality companies in response to the Ukraine invasion.
UK: Prime Minister Boris Johnson has confirmed that the United Kingdom will move to Plan B following the spread of Omicron in the country. Some of the new measures include mandatory NHS Covid passes for entry into nightclubs and settings with large crowds, and the compulsory wearing of face masks
UK: British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced yesterday there will be a four week delay in England’s roadmap to recovery. Earlier this year, Johnson unveiled plans for the gradual easing of restrictions in England. A four-step roadmap, spanning several months, would see the nation gradually exit lockdown. Due to the
UK: From 2 December, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has placed most of England into the two toughest levels of measures and hospitality leaders have expressed their views. Tony Matharu, chief executive of the Blue Orchid Hotels Group and director of the Central London Alliance: “Hospitality businesses are already severely impacted