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Brits issued pub warning over next few weeks amid '5 million pints to be pulled'
Zonal data shows bookings are up 300% and pub arrivals 293% as fans gather for England’s opening World Cup match.
- Pubs saw an almost 300 per cent surge in bookings ahead of England's opening World Cup match against Croatia on Wednesday, with fans gathering despite later kick-off times.
- According to data from technology provider Zonal, the hospitality sector anticipates a 42 per cent sales increase throughout the group stage, building on momentum from Euro.
- Kate Nicholls, chairwoman of UKHospitality, stated the World Cup will be a "massive boost for our pubs and bars," as fans gather to support their local establishments.
- Emma McClarkin, chief executive of the British Beer and Pub Association, anticipates an extra five million pints will be pulled, while Opinium research projects £600 million in additional spending.
- James Nicandrou, associate director at Opinium, noted pubs "continue to occupy an important place in community life," providing spaces for people to share moments throughout the campaign.
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