“Millennials are particularly likely to view pubs as all-round leisure experiences and are receptive to new and more unusual forms of entertainment. The difficulty for landlords will be to cater for these more open-minded pub-goers while also meeting the needs of more traditional patrons who tend to see the pub as a more relaxed venue.”
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The Consumer – What You Need to Know
Frequency of Visiting Pubs/Bars
Pub Visiting and Spending Habits
Pub Entertainment
Pub Enticements
Pub Deterrents
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30th October 2018
“A more varied range of non-alcoholic drinks would help venues to tap the alcohol moderation trend, and is a powerful means to attract visitors generally.”
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