Larking Gowen presents Tourism Business Chat, where host and tourism specialist Chris Scargill interviews successful business owners and leaders from the tourism, leisure and hospitality sector throughout Norfolk, Essex and Suffolk.
We feature special guests who will share their experiences and talk openly about themselves, their business and how they see the future.
They share the challenges their business and the sector are facing, what they have learnt from lockdown, and how they plan to structure their business in the face of the ongoing challenges facing the sector.
These open and honest discussions will hopefully inspire those in the sector to plan for growth and continued success, as the region aims to rightfully hold its place as a key destination for visitors in the UK.
Previous series have focused on the challenges of COVID-19, but the newer series has its sights set on the future and current successes of businesses in the sector. The most recent episodes are recorded live at out Tourism Business Survey seminars, featuring discussions of the results of the surveys alongside expert commentary.
www.larking-gowen.co.uk/tourism-insights
podcasts@larking-gowen.co.uk
@LarkingGowen
(c) Larking Gowen LLP
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Larking Gowen presents Tourism Business Chat, where host and tourism specialist Chris Scargill interviews successful business owners and leaders from the tourism, leisure and hospitality sector throughout Norfolk, Essex and Suffolk.
We feature special guests who will share their experiences and talk openly about themselves, their business and how they see the future.
They share the challenges their business and the sector are facing, what they have learnt from lockdown, and how they plan to structure their business in the face of the ongoing challenges facing the sector.
These open and honest discussions will hopefully inspire those in the sector to plan for growth and continued success, as the region aims to rightfully hold its place as a key destination for visitors in the UK.
Previous series have focused on the challenges of COVID-19, but the newer series has its sights set on the future and current successes of businesses in the sector. The most recent episodes are recorded live at out Tourism Business Survey seminars, featuring discussions of the results of the surveys alongside expert commentary.
www.larking-gowen.co.uk/tourism-insights
podcasts@larking-gowen.co.uk
@LarkingGowen
(c) Larking Gowen LLP
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Tourism Business Chat
Larking Gowen presents Tourism Business Chat, where host and tourism specialist Chris Scargill interviews successful business owners and leaders from the tourism, leisure and hospitality sector throughout Norfolk, Essex and Suffolk.
We feature special guests who will share their experiences and talk openly about themselves, their business and how they see the future.
They share the challenges their business and the sector are facing, what they have learnt from lockdown, and how they plan to structure their business in the face of the ongoing challenges facing the sector.
These open and honest discussions will hopefully inspire those in the sector to plan for growth and continued success, as the region aims to rightfully hold its place as a key destination for visitors in the UK.
Previous series have focused on the challenges of COVID-19, but the newer series has its sights set on the future and current successes of businesses in the sector. The most recent episodes are recorded live at out Tourism Business Survey seminars, featuring discussions of the results of the surveys alongside expert commentary.
www.larking-gowen.co.uk/tourism-insights
podcasts@larking-gowen.co.uk
@LarkingGowen
(c) Larking Gowen LLP
