Category : Hospitality Tourism


New Train Line to Moseley & Kings Heath Food & Drink Spots

The new Camp Hill train line connects Birmingham New Street to Moseley and Kings Heath in under 12 minutes, unlocking access to elite brunch spots, Michelin Guide restaurants, vibrant pubs, and artisan markets. Discover the ultimate guide to dining and dr

Avoid Airline Baggage Fees with £7 Travel Essential

A portable digital luggage scale, priced at around £7 in an Amazon sale, helps travellers avoid last-minute baggage charges that can reach hundreds of pounds. With strict 2026 baggage rules, this gadget ensures accurate weight checks at home.

UK Passport Fees Rise: New £102 Holiday Charge

UK tourists face a new £102 holiday charge as passport application fees increase from Wednesday. Adult online applications rise to £102, with postal and premium services also seeing hikes.

Sky TV Hidden Hacks Revealed After Price Hike

A Sky insider shares secret remote control features and playlist tips to enhance your TV experience, following confirmation of price increases up to £36 for millions of customers.

Eden Project Morecambe Takes Major Leap Forward

VINCI Building appointed as main contractor for Eden Project Morecambe, following planning approval for revised design with two shell-shaped domes. Construction to start this year, with first phase opening in 2027.

Blackpool Hotel Rebrands as Hotel Santa Maria

The former Daish's Blackpool Hotel on North Shore has been renamed Hotel Santa Maria after a father-and-son acquisition, featuring a new magnolia exterior and fresh signage as part of a revitalization effort.

TUI Lawsuit: 1,700 Passengers Claim Illness at Cape Verde Resort

More than 1,700 British tourists have joined legal action against TUI after falling ill at a Cape Verde resort, with law firm Irwin Mitchell linking eight deaths to the outbreak. The case involves severe gastric illnesses including shigella, E. coli, and

Waterfall Walk & Rooftop Cafe Near Birmingham

Discover Carding Mill Valley in Shropshire, a stunning National Trust site with waterfall walks, wild horses, and a charming rooftop cafe, all just over an hour from Birmingham.

Wetherspoon Boss: App Ordering Ruins Pub Atmosphere

Sir Tim Martin, chairman of Wetherspoon, agrees with a customer that app ordering is killing pub atmosphere by reducing human interaction. He hints the feature could be scrapped despite its popularity.

Rudding Park's £30m Expansion with HSBC Funding Creates 75 Jobs

North Yorkshire's Rudding Park hotel and golf resort has secured seven-figure funding from HSBC UK for a £30 million redevelopment. The project includes a new golf and country club, sports facilities, and will generate 75 new jobs while boosting Harrogate

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