Irish Hotels Federation

Cork City Council has granted planning permission for an €80 million event centre on the site of the former Beamish & Crawford brewery in the city(...)

Budget 2020, the Minister for Finance solemnly told a hushed Dáil on Tuesday, is “a budget that has been developed in the shadow of Brexit”. For Irel(...)

While opinions differ on the price impact of a no-deal Brexit on Ireland’s tourism industry, there is general agreement that it will be bad news. Acco(...)

There was a cautious welcome from business groups to Budget 2020 with a hike in commercial stamp duty going down badly along with an increase in the c(...)

The Irish Hotels Federation is attempting to block a large student accommodation facility in Cork being rented out on a short-term basis to tourists. (...)

What’s most surprising about apprenticeships? Is it that it took a recession – and the near collapse in the numbers of school-leavers taking them up(...)

The Irish Hotels Federation (IHF) has made a fresh call on the Government to address the spiralling cost of insurance premiums. Almost two-thirds of I(...)

There has already been a sharp drop in bookings for hotels and guesthouses outside of Dublin even in advance of the UK’s departure from the EU, the Ir(...)

Regardless of a hard or soft Brexit, bookings for regional and rural hotels and guesthouses are already in decline, with calls for the Government to f(...)

A number of Cork business groups have come together to urge both the Government and Cork City Council to clarify what exactly is happening in relation(...)