Whitbread PLC

Whitbread Plc engages in the operation of a chain of hotels, restaurants, and coffee shops. The firm's brands include Premier Inn, Beefeater, Brewers Fayre, Table Table, Bar + Block Steakhouse, Cookhouse and Pub, and Thyme. It operates through the following segments: UK and Ireland, Germany, and Central and Other. The company was founded by Samuel Whitbread on December 11, 1742 and is headquartered in Dunstable, the United Kingdom.

Whitbread PLC is in a prime position to recover from Covid-19 disruption sys UBS after assessing rival budget hotel operator Travelodge's latest quarterly results. Travelodge said trading between the start of July and 11 August was down just 5% compared to 2019, which is notably ahead of market data says the broker.

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A rush of people booking holidays in the UK has sparked a rebound in the occupancy of its hotels, Premier Inns owner Whitbread PLC said today. Airline EasyJet PLC (LON;EZJ) meanwhile said last night it was laying on extra flights to meet the demand from people staycating.

Staycation boom drives Whitbread's recovery appeal

Premier Inn-owner Whitbread said on Thursday hotel bookings in its tourist locations picked up in the run-up to the summer travel season even as Britain delays plans to ease pandemic restrictions.

Premier Inn-owner Whitbread sees leisure demand pick up

Whitbread PLC (LON:WTB) said trading has recovered strongly since the easing of lockdown restrictions on 17 May. Demand has been strong in tourist locations said the Premier Inn and Beefeater Inn owner in a trading update, especially during the half-term holiday though London and airport locations are still weak.

Whitbread trading rebounds as hotels and pubs reopen

Premier Inn owner Whitbread PLC's (LON:WTB) hopes for the new financial year are hanging on staycation bookings for its Premier Inn hotel chain and growth in its nascent market of Germany, with a sluggish opening up of international travel. Before the 17 May pandemic reopening date, the FTSE 100 group said it had 92% of its UK estate open currently and leisure customers will be allowed to check in.

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The coming week will see results and updates from a number of major firms including supermarket giant Tesco, online fashion titan Boohoo and Premier Inn owner Whitbread. Meanwhile, there will also be news from construction equipment rental firm Ashtead and bike retailer Halfords, with the Fed interest rates decision on Wednesday to be the headline macroeconomic event for the week.

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Travel and tourism stocks may be set for an Indian summer, according to JP Morgan Cazenove, as its analysts found that tourists are getting ready to travel again. A survey of travellers conducted by the US bank found that the next three to six months will still be challenging for the sector but suggests cause for optimism beyond that.

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Whitbread PLC's (WTBCF) CEO Alison Brittain on Full Year 2021 Announcement Q&A Session - Transcript

Whitbread PLC (LON:WTB) is gaining market share from the demise of its competitors but won't reach pre-pandemic levels until 2025, according to City brokers. The hotelier is pinning its hopes on strong demand for UK 'staycations', especially in the 15% of the estate in tourist locations, with business and event-led demand to gradually recover thereafter.

Whitbread gains market share but won't fully recover until 2024 at best, City brokers say

Whitbread PLC (LON:WTB) has slumped to an eye-watering £1bn full-year loss but most of its hotels are now open. The FTSE 100 group expects strong demand for 'staycations' in the UK, where 92% of its hotels are open and leisure customers will be allowed to check-in from 17 May.

Whitbread slumps to £1bn loss but most hotels now open

Premier-Inn owner Whitbread reported on Tuesday an annual loss of about $1.4 billion after COVID-19 curbs crimped all major travel in Britain for most of 2020, and said it sees a "significant" bounce in staycation demand during the summer.

Whitbread eyes staycation demand as annual losses hit $1.4 billion

Whitbread PLC  (LON:WTB ) is certain to report a huge annual loss tomorrow, but it is how it sees the recovery from Covid-19 that will be the focus of investors. Peel Hunt, the broker, said Whitbread is in a good position to benefit once the economy starts to recover.

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Shares of hotels operator Whitbread rose as much as 6% on Thursday, after it said it has been outperforming the broader market even as revenue plunges.

London Markets: Whitbread shares climb after hotels operator says it's building market share

Whitbread PLC (WTBCF) CEO Alison Brittain on Q2 2021 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

Premier Inn-owner Whitbread said on Tuesday it could cut up to 6,000 jobs in its hotel and restaurant business as it expects demand to remain at lower levels in the short to medium term.

Premier Inn owner Whitbread may cut nearly 6,000 jobs

Shares of Whitbread PLC (LON: WTB) are trading around 4.5% lower in London after the Premier Inn owner said its sales declined around 80% in the last quarter. Whitbread stock price has now erased gains from the last two days.

Whitbread stock price plummets over 4% on declining sales

European travel stocks soared on Tuesday amid reports Spain and Germany would ease travel restrictions, and no noticeable increase in infections were reported during the reopening of businesses after a two-month lockdown.

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