Reports & Publications
Members automatically receive a copy of all BHA reports as part of their annual subscription.
The Agenda for 300,000 New Jobs
The Report titled The Agenda for 300,000 New Jobs provides the latest research showing how the hospitality and tourism industry is fuelling jobs growth in Britain, how it has moved up to 5th place overall in the World Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Rankings, but that it is at the bottom of this league table on price competitiveness. The Report indicates that 300,000 new jobs are possible by 2020 if government and industry work together.
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Annual Report 2011 – 2012
The association champions the interests of 200,000 businesses with 2.4 million employees, advancing the job-creating potential of hospitality and tourism throughout the United Kingdom, says the annual report of the British Hospitality Association.
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Outsourcing 2012: Removing The Barriers for Catering and Facilities Management.
The British Hospitality Association and The Foodservice Consultants Society International (FCSI) UK & Ireland have combined forces to publish Outsourcing 2012: Removing The Barriers for Catering and Facilities Management. The aims are to provide a single voice to government with a series of clear recommendations and to support food and service management (FSM) companies’ participation in public sector contracts.
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Smart Regulation and Economic Growth Seizing the Tourism Opportunity Report
A report from the Tourism Regulation Taskforce to John Penrose MP, Minister for Tourism, Department for Culture, Media and Sport.
We believe that the removal of unnecessary red tape in the tourism and hospitality industry can make a real difference to the country’s economic recovery. Already the Government’s own Tourism Policy (March 2011) has acknowledged the huge contribution that tourism and hospitality make to the UK economy.
- one of Britain’s six largest industries
- the third largest export earner
- comprises over 200,000 businesses
- provides 1.36m jobs (4.4 per cent of total employment)
- generates over £90bn direct spend each year.
Source: DCMS Tourism Strategy
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Hospitality: Driving Local Economies Report
The hospitality industry can create 475,000 jobs by 2020 if barriers to growth are removed, says a new report by Oxford Economics, Hospitality: Driving Local Economies, commissioned by the British Hospitality Association, which is being distributed to every MP, MEP, MSP and Welsh Assembly member.
The report, which identifies the hospitality industry’s contribution to each of the 406 local authorities throughout the country, says that the hospitality industry directly employs 2.4m people and contributes over £46 bn in wages and profits (Gross Value Added†) to local economies every year, but the high rate of VAT on accommodation and attractions makes UK tourism uncompetitive with the rest of Europe.
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Health Works: a look inside eating-out
This report highlights the industry’s leadership in promoting healthier eating and includes results of a BHA survey covering some 10,000 establishments across the UK. A series of case studies has been published in the report, showcasing leadership in a number of hospitality companies, including initiatives to meet the government’s public health agenda as set out in the Responsibility Deal which was launched in March this year.
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Trends and Developments 2012
Appreciation of short, medium and long-term trends in the business environment is critical to shaping informed
operations, investment and strategic decisions. Trends & Developments is the British Hospitality industry’s unique reference tool, amalgamating year-on-year data, tracking change across the restaurant, food service, accommodation, timeshare, and meetings sectors of the United Kingdom.
Members are sent a copy of this publication as part of their subscription.
To purchase a hard copy (£250) or a PDF version (£175) email Philippa Brady.
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Creating Jobs in Britain: The Hospitality Economy Proposition
The BHA, with its members, has set a new agenda for 2011 – ’The Hospitality Economy Proposition’ which is detailed in this report. The publication outlines the BHA’s new objectives as well as discussing the creation of wealth, prosperity and jobs across Britain through the hospitality economy.
The BHA is grateful to American Express, LG Electronics, Nestle Professional and Philips Lighting for sponsoring this report.
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Economic Contribution of the UK Hospitality Industry
This report, prepared by Oxford Economics for the British Hospitality Association, provides a comprehensive assessment of the economic contribution of the core UK hospitality industry to the wider UK economy.
The report identifies the various economic contributions that the hospitality industry makes to the wider UK economy; and provides scenario analysis of the potential future contribution of the hospitality economy under a range of different assumptions.
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Food and Service Management Survey 2012
This is the 22nd annual survey of the food and service managemen industry conducted by the British Hospitality Association compiled at the beginning of 2012 which relate to the operating year ending in 2011.
A survey of the UK food and service management industry with an analysis of operating results for 2009. This survey is available free of charge to BHA members. Non members can purchase a hard copy of the report for £95.00 or a PDF copy for £50.00.
This publication is free to BHA members. Click here to request a copy.
