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The Restaurant Trends to Watch in 2023 (and what they mean for employers)

Horizon Hospitality

Here is what that will mean for restaurant operators: Diners will Crave a Connection. Consumers will crave something they have not been able to get in recent years – a dining experience they can connect with and that feels crafted around their values. Restaurants will need to ramp up their accommodations for large parties and catering.

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What Women Want: A Place to Watch the Game

EATER

A slew of women’s sports bars — which aim to provide safe and supportive places for women’s sports fans to watch a game — are popping up in cities across the U.S. Customers flocked to A Bar of Their Own to watch the Big Ten women’s basketball tournament. Hiscock isn’t alone in this goal. and beyond.

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Yes, More Food TV Is Coming. Here’s What to Watch.

EATER

Some of The Great British Baking Show ’s initial charms have admittedly worn off of late , as new hosts and ham-fisted challenges threaten to disrupt what makes Baking Show so great. All this to say, we don’t necessarily need more food TV, but we’ll happily add these 10 shows to our streaming queues. Chef’s Table: Pizza. Netflix, September 7.

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New Australian hospitality industry group ARCA forms

Hospitality Magazine

A new hospitality association launched to the public today, with leading restaurant groups from across the country joining the group to call for action. We know the restaurant and café segment is a thriving industry,” said Lambert. “We We settled on three policy priorities,” said Lambert. The first was migration. We also settled on tax.

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What Does The Future Hold For The Restaurant Industry? Here Are The Top 6 Technology Trends To Watch

The Restaurant Times

Given the potential for increased revenue, restaurants today can no longer afford to miss the latest restaurant technology trends that are helping businesses reinvent themselves. . 6 Technology Trends For Restaurants In 2021. New payment technologies and contactless modes of payments have accelerated greatly since the pandemic.

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The dining trends Australian Venue Co. are investing in

Hospitality Magazine

The following series is filled with valuable insights from the country’s leading operators on everything from milestone moments to the impact of the cost-of-living crisis, what they’re tipping will be big in 2024, and the current staffing landscape. This gives us such an amazing insight into what works and what might need some attention.

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Rethinking Motivation Beyond Carrots and Sticks

Hospitality Net

I hope you took 3 minutes to watch the video because what follows is a more detailed explanation of the topic I started to explain in the video.

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