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After so many businesses were affected during lockdown, Brigad's users share their stories on how they managed to keep their business afloat and how they anticipated for the reopening.

Th UK government has decided to go further to support the hospitality industry - on Wednesday, they announced the decision to cut hospitality VAT to 5% and introduced a new voucher system to encourage people to eat out again.

To assist in the reopening of UK hospitality businesses on the 4th July, four French operators spoke to Brigad to share their insights experienced since their reopening on the 2nd June.

Without waiting for specific guidance from the government for restaurants, pubs & bars to re-open, the industry is acutely aware that reopening is really about winning back confidence of the consumer.

What should you post? How do you do it time efficiently? These easily actionable ideas & tools will provide structure to your social media strategy including tips on remaining visible through Covid-19.

Heard of the Lithuanian initiative that's saving their capital's hospitality sector? We have some guardian angels in our industry looking to do the same thing, across the UK.

Since the beginning of the crisis, the government has announced a series of measures to help limited companies, and small and medium-sized businesses directly affected by the Coronavirus crisis.

Many of the businesses in the UK have been impacted by the current crisis. Here is some information that can help you understand what the benefits and advantages are available to you.

As announced by the government, restaurants, bars and pubs will stay closed until further notice. Therefore, a new program is launching at Brigad to support and help hospitality businesses called HospitalityUnited. This program will gather information and guidance to help you with your business, teams or finances.