Read on to find out the experts' guide on what is happening in this exciting, evolving, and resilient sector. In addition to the measures set out in the High Streets Strategy, we will work with the sector to learn the lessons of the pandemic for businesses and enable investment in future resilience measures. These include considering measures around waste, technological and digital resilience and flexibility, enabling the development of frameworks and business models that enable long-term operational resilience. Improving jobs and skills Hospitality management jobs encompass the planning, coordination, and execution of events and operations within the hospitality industry. This may include working in hotels, restaurants, catering, resorts, and other event venues. A hospitality manager may be responsible for a wide range of duties, from overseeing event staff and managing budgets, to coordinating event logistics and ensuring a positive experience for guests. As well as these industry-specific skills, you will develop a range of other skills that are valued by many employers. These include: Many businesses in the hospitality sector are already committed to reducing environmental impacts and want to work with the government to achieve environmental goals, including using resources more sustainably and reducing waste.

negotiation and teamwork skills - developed through working both independently and on group projects

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Derived from the latin word “hospes”, meaning host (one who provides lodging or entertainment for a guest or visitor), hospitality has its roots in ancient history. The ancient Greeks used the word "xenia" to define the sacred rule of hospitality: the generosity and courtesy shown to those who are far from home or associates of the person bestowing guest-friendship. Away from home, surrounded by strangers and yet feeling welcome. The success of the vaccine programme means that hospitalisations are expected to rise more slowly than in previous waves, although the rate of growth and duration of the wave remains uncertain. The pandemic is not over and we will still need to remain vigilant of an increase of hospitalisations, deaths and any new variants of concern emerging over the coming months. We will keep the data under regular review and should the health situation evolve government will continue to work and support the sector in managing their businesses alongside the virus. Work with the sector to boost demand by promoting hospitality and enabling businesses to trade more flexibly, for example by extending current easements, as set out in the High Streets Strategy. British suppliers can also access a wider network of consumers through initiatives such as VisitBritain’s Tourism Exchange Great Britain, which is a business-to-business platform that connects England’s tourism suppliers with international distributors.

One of the most significant impacts of hotels, airlines, and travel agencies is their employment, which accounts for a large portion of global growth. One in every ten jobs in the world is in tourism. Investing in a country that is becoming a popular tourist destination is also good for foreign exchange. It's also possible to use the skills from your degree to find employment in a different area to hospitality management, such as human resources, marketing or finance management. Some graduates also choose to set up their own hospitality-related business. The concept of developing a hotel is not for the faint of heart. The hotel development process begins with a clear vision, extensive planning, and a lot of perseverance, from concept to ribbon-cutting. Every decision a hotel developer makes now more than ever before must be thoroughly reviewed to ensure the success of the project, the type of hotel it will be built, and how it will attract customers. Our hospitality sector is already world renowned, but we want to bolster that by strengthening the link between hospitality and international tourism and further developing the sector’s presence on the global stage. But perhaps most importantly, we want everyone to recognise the social value of our hospitality businesses.The UK is a world leader in the fight against climate change and the first major economy in the world to have legislated the end of its contribution to global warming by 2050. Reaching this target will require extensive, systematic change across all sectors, including the hospitality sector. The work we do now will be critical to ensuring hospitality businesses can flourish during this revolutionary transition. The hotel development process is the process of transforming an idea or concept into a physical location with all associated services such as hotel rooms, meeting space, ballrooms, bars, and restaurants, pools, and gyms.

In turn, this allows hospitality brands to create significantly more customer touchpoints with their target markets and collect more insights to help them create an ecosystem of services that could leverage off each other. As a way of circumventing hypercompetitive markets, hotels will also increasingly have to focus on niche markets, where customers are looking for a specific experience or service.

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Meetings and events: A range of primarily forward-facing positions available for event planners, organizers, coordinators, and more

The Covid-19 crisis has underlined the global importance of the travel and tourism industry economically as well as its interconnection with other industries. From small tour operators to multinational hotel chains and major airlines, everyone in the industry has been impacted and continue to reset and recover. This strategy sits alongside the government’s High Streets Strategy [footnote 1] and its Tourism Recovery Plan [footnote 2], which collectively have a key role to play in levelling up every part of the UK and ensuring we all have a stake in our nation’s future.Hospitality Industry Overview: key statistics 1. International arrivals have increased from 900 million to more than 1.3 billion over a span of just ten years.