The phones started ringing in June and they haven’t stopped. Homeowners at Britain’s top holiday parks are seeing bookings hit record levels this summer as the pandemic has led to curbs on foreign travel.
Although many households have suffered in lockdown, others are now better off having not had to pay for travel or socialising. So what can one do with this extra cash?
n Britain, these events have never really taken off – they are seen as a novelty: why not just go to the cinema or a social event? But the pandemic has changed that.
Credit Suisse analyst Szilvia Bor said the fast-fashion group may need to make considerable changes to its business model as it works to rebuild its reputation.
Fidelity China Special Situations aims to grow investors’ money over the long term, and generally focuses on undervalued companies which have good long-term prospects.
The slump in air travel triggered by coronavirus makes it unlikely the planes will ever fly again, according to BA. IAG believes it will take until 2023 to get back to 2019 passenger levels.
During his two years in charge the 65-year-old Back raked in a long-term incentive award of £91,000, other benefits, plus a salary of £640,000 and a pension allowance of £112,000.
The cost of Covid-19 is horrifying. Government fund raising in the 2019-20 fiscal year of more than £500bn, a sum equal to one-quarter of Britain’s total output. And the spending goes on.
Taylor Wimpey has made moves to build a new town on 1,000 acres of the Orchard Portman Estate in Somerset which could boost the value of the land to more than £500m.
After employees across Britain were sent to work from home in lockdown, the OBR is predicting that this year the value of offices and other commercial buildings will fall by nearly 14 per cent.
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