To all the hoteliers and venues reopening their doors, best of luck! I bet things are all systems go with the revival of the hospitality sector, the roll out of new hygiene measures and the balancing act of staffing levels.

The Natural History Museum may have been sleeping for a while – 60 million years for some of its guests –  but its staff have been wide awake, as their reopening plans demonstrate.

A report on how Singaporean businesses have so far been affected by COVID-19 and the new measures they will seek to implement, including any new technologies they will adopt or upgrade.

Our CEO recently shared findings from our consumer sentiment tracker with the Tourism Society. Cris' presentation is available to download.

BVA BDRC Asia undertook a survey of consumers in Singapore to assess the ways in which lockdown has changed consumer behaviour, but more importantly the economic impact on households.

A review of the fly-on-the-wall documentary, Inside Best Western – A Very British Hotel Chain.

This time last year, you’d have been forgiven for thinking that Brexit was the biggest challenge to UK outbound tourism.  But fast forward 12 months, and COVID-19 means the sector faces its biggest threat in recent memory. 

Using BVA BDRC's Covid-19 consumer tracking study, CEO, Cris Tarrant looks at the implications for the UK hotel sector and how it might emerge from lockdown.

Communications at a time like this are absolutely critical – and as we’ve seen with some government efforts, a confusing or poorly received message can be disastrous.

Using data from our BVA BDRC Covid-19 tracker, as well as current thinking from marketing experts, we have spelled out below our 7 reasons to continue advertising at a time when it seems most tempting to cut marketing spend to the bone.

The Coronavirus pandemic has, of course, affected the great majority of landlords. We undertook 850 interviews for our latest Landlords Panel research in partnership with the National Residential Landlords Association, revealing the nature and scale of the impact.

The virtual doors have opened for some of our favourite visitor attractions as their physical doors have closed. Audiences can now explore and enjoy these attractions from the comfort of their own home