Hospitality

Last week, the Food and Drink Wales Industry Board (FDWIB), the industry body established to encourage and sustain the growth of the Welsh food and drink sector, shared its…
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Cardiff Bay’s leading entertainment destination, The Red Dragon Centre, has introduced a multitude of additional health and safety measures with the wellbeing of both visitors and…
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Diners across Wales will see their restaurant bills slashed by as much as 50% as the government’s landmark Eat Out to Help Out scheme officially opens for business. Anyone…
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A hugely popular seafront hotel in Aberystwyth has closed its doors permanently following a difficult year of trading. Renowned for its boutique rooms overlooking the Cardigan…
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Cafes, restaurants and bars will soon be able to welcome you back indoors but the message remains the same: Keep Swansea safe. A relaxation of Welsh Government pandemic…
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Two of Wales’ leading family-owned foodservice and hospitality companies have signed a three-year agreement for the supply of food to 100 sites across Wales. SA Brain & Co…
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A test to see how a virtually traffic-free Wind Street will benefit Swansea is to begin on Monday, August 3. It will see vehicles allowed there only from 7-11am every day – and…
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Swansea Council is offering grants to help restaurants, bars and cafés re-open safely and serve food outside. The funding can be used to buy outdoor furniture, allowing…
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On Thursday 2nd July, the Welsh Government announced that bars, pubs, cafes and restaurants could begin to re-open outdoors in Wales from July 13, if cases of coronavirus continue…
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Swansea Council is working on plans to offer hospitality businesses around the city the chance to do more business outdoors. This could see more of them expanding to set up café…
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