Whitbread criticises recent Budgets as 'unfriendly to hospitality'
UKPulse News Desk
The owner of Premier Inn, Whitbread, has described the last two Budgets as the 'most unfriendly to hospitality ever', according to its boss.
- Whitbread's boss has criticised the last two Budgets.
- The Budgets were branded 'most unfriendly to hospitality ever'.
- Whitbread has called for government assistance with business rates and National Insurance changes.
The boss of Whitbread, which owns Premier Inn, has labelled the last two Budgets as the 'most unfriendly to hospitality ever'. The company has urged the government to provide support to hotels regarding 'punitive' business rates.
Whitbread has also called for a reversal of recent National Insurance changes.