Almost a quarter (23.15%) of times people ate out at pubs from November 2020 to January 2022 included burgers, data from Lumina Intelligence Eating and Drinking Out Panel has revealed.
The hospitality sector was among the hardest hit in December 2021 as bars, pubs and clubs saw a growth of 21.2% compared to 35.0% the previous month, new data for Barclaycard has shown.
While beer sales may be the lowest since 2013, spending in pubs through the first month of 2018 saw double-digit growth, as Brits ditched Dry January and sought to cure the new year blues with meals and evenings out with friends and family.
The experience economy came out on top in 2017, boosted by spending in pubs that saw double digit year-on-year increases of 12.2% in 2017, according to Barclaycard.
Spending on eating out has increased as the fall in petrol prices drove consumers to pump an additional £12.81 each into the UK economy last month, as they benefited from an extra £19.81 in their pockets.
A combined study by dating website match.com and the Centre for Economic Business Research (CEBR) found that dating contributes about £3.6bn every year to the UK economy and that this has increased by £200m so far this year, compared with 2011.
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