Tube strikes knock hospitality revenue by 18%

Sharp drop: Pubs worst affected as Tube strikes continue (credit: Getty/urbancow)

Last week’s industrial action across the Tube network contributed to a sharp drop in hospitality revenue across the capital, data from employee experience platform Harri has shown.

Analysis of London-based hospitality businesses between Monday 20 April and Thursday 23 April revealed total revenue was down 18% against the same period the week before.

Pubs were the worst affected, losing more than half (54%) of their weekly takings.

Further strikes are planned between 19–20 May, 21–22 May, 16–17 June, and 18–19 June.

This story originally appeared in The Morning Advertiser’s sister publication MCA. Read the full article here.

Tube strikes knock hospitality revenue by 18%

Last week’s industrial action across the Tube network contributed to a sharp drop in hospitality revenue across the capital, data from employee experience platform Harri has shown.

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