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Minimum Pricing in NI Evidence From Sheffield Alcohol Policy Model File Type: PPTX File \| File Size: 784kb Download File	23/10/17
Understanding The Impact of a Tourism VAT Reduction For NI File Type: PDF File \| File Size: 170kb Download File	25/09/17
The Impact of reducing VAT on food sold by Hospitality Industry File Type: PDF File \| File Size: 992kb Download File	25/09/17
Oxford Economics Impact of Beer and Pubs in NI File Type: PDF File \| File Size: 1,161kb Download File	25/09/17
Oxford Economics Economic Impact Assessment of NI Hospitality Sector Oxford Economics were commissioned by Hospitality Ulster to quantify the economic contribution and role of the hospitality sector in Northern Ireland. This summary sets out the key findings at both the regional and local authority level. File Type: DOCX File \| File Size: 1,946kb Download File	02/03/17

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Minimum Pricing in NI Evidence From Sheffield Alcohol Policy Model

File Type: PPTX File | File Size: 784kb

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23/10/17

Understanding The Impact of a Tourism VAT Reduction For NI

File Type: PDF File | File Size: 170kb

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25/09/17

The Impact of reducing VAT on food sold by Hospitality Industry

File Type: PDF File | File Size: 992kb

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25/09/17

Oxford Economics Impact of Beer and Pubs in NI

File Type: PDF File | File Size: 1,161kb

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25/09/17

Oxford Economics Economic Impact Assessment of NI Hospitality Sector

Oxford Economics were commissioned by Hospitality Ulster to quantify the economic contribution and role of the hospitality sector in Northern Ireland. This summary sets out the key findings at both the regional and local authority level.

File Type: DOCX File | File Size: 1,946kb

Download File

02/03/17

MAC Report Not Great Reading For Hospitality Sector In NI

28 January 2020

Reacting to the Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) report published this morning Colin Neill, Chief Executive, Hospitality Ulster said:

22 January 2020

Reacting to the news this morning that Prime Minister Boris Johnson is to scrap the £30,000 minimum salary threshold for immigrants arriving after Brexit, Colin Neill, Chief Executive, Hospitality Ulster said:

14 January 2020

Hospitality Ulster has called on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to scrap Air Passenger Duty with immediate effect.

The body has stated that news on the unknown future of Flybe has shone a bright light on the negative impact that the duty has had on the airline, and adds that the tax is putting Northern Ireland, in particular, at a distinct disadvantage with other European destinations.

13 January 2020

Reacting to the latest news that a deal has been agreed and that the Assembly will be restored, Colin Neill, Chief Executive of Hospitality Ulster said:

Representing the Hospitality Industry (Since 1872)

Minimum Pricing in NI Evidence From Sheffield Alcohol Policy Model

Understanding The Impact of a Tourism VAT Reduction For NI

The Impact of reducing VAT on food sold by Hospitality Industry

Oxford Economics Impact of Beer and Pubs in NI

Oxford Economics Economic Impact Assessment of NI Hospitality Sector

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