Special report: Tenancies & Leases Guide 2006
Binge-drinking scares and the forthcoming smoking ban are failing to dampen the public's enthusiasm for the idea of running a pub of their own. While there might be a degree of caution at the wet-led end of the market, most pubcos agree that the prospect of a more professional smoke-free industry is beginning to attract a more entrepreneurial operator.
The breadth of choice - and relative cheapness in business terms - of leased and tenanted pubs is also attracting a broader interest in pubs as a commercial prospect.
This year's Tenancies & Leases Guide reflects that optimistic outlook. As well as a comprehensive listing of major tenanted and leased pub companies, detailing their recruitment needs, the increasingly diverse deals they offer and who you need to contact, this special report includes latest initiatives to develop the leased market, views from leading players and case studies of licensees who have made their fortune thanks to the pub lease.
If you are thinking of taking a lease or tenancy, whether you are new to the pub industry or looking for a change, the Publican Tenancies & Leases Guide 2006 can give you the inspiration and the information you need to begin your quest.
Good luck!
The Publican Tenancies & Leases Guide 2006 includes:
- Listings, with contact details, of leading leased and tenanted pubcos
- Qualifications required
- Training offered
- Details of lease and tenancy agreements
- Views from the industry
- Latest initiatives
- Case studies of successful pubs.
To find out more, and to order your copy of The Publican's Tenancies & Leases Guide 2006, go to http://www.thepublican.com/t&l
