Tourism & Covid-19

Most industries, large and small, have been badly hit by the Covid-19 crisis and it's the same story around the world; one of these is tourism and there have been numerous articles and stories written about the impact sustained by the sector and in time, I'm sure many books will be published on the subject. In the meantime, here is a collection of readings found online: 

• Report: Coronavirus will cost global tourism at least $1.2 trillion
• WTTC have created a hub with press releases and statements
• UNWTO have also dedicated a page to the subject
• VisitBritain have published their proposal to the Government
• A statement by the European Parliament on COVID-19 and the tourism sector
• International Labour Organization have released an article 
• Here is a list of academic articles

Webinar: Accounting

Sutton Coldfield Chamber Talks Accounting

Date: 15th July 2020 @ 12:00-12:45pm

This free online event will be hearing views and advice from the Sutton Coldfield accountancy communities on cash forecasting, cloud software and changes to the furlough scheme. The panel will include Jackie Hendley, an experienced, professionally qualified, executive providing Business and Tax Advice , Sian Kelly, Managing Director of Inform Accounting and Joanna Drinkwater, Managing Director of Grant McKnight. There will be an opportunity to ask questions to the panel.

Future of Finance Podcasts

The 'Future of Finance' podcast from UK Finance is a series exploring the latest trends in financial services, how they are changing and how firms can equip themselves to face future challenges. 

They are also available on Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts.

Whitepaper: Consumer Types

A new whitepaper entitled, 'The Impact of Coronavirus on Consumer Types' is now available for download. Published by Euromonitor, it discusses the 11 different personality-driven consumer types and how they will be affected by Covid-19 this year and into the future. Some of the changes it forsees are that many consumers will cut back on their spending, switch to online as opposed to physical experiences and may become more involved in charitable causes. It suggests that businesses need to be aware and able adapt to a changing consumer landscape.

Management Today

The summer edition of Management Today is now available. This special issue features how to survive the next COVID-19, the psychology of remote working and Martin Sorrell.

Registration is required to view the magazine free online.