Bristol firework company Skyburst, which stages major displays across the UK, has won its most prestigious contract yet – creating a spectacular display for a city in China to celebrate the end of the Chinese New Year holiday
The airport saw off competition from London City, Gatwick, Birmingham and Manchester to land the top award, which was presented in front of 1,200 travel industry guests at London’s Grosvenor House Hotel
Bristol’s Broad Quay House has been chosen as the new regional hub for the hotel and leisure property division of Colliers International
At-Bristol has announced Phil Winfield as its new chief executive, taking over the helm from Dr Goéry Delacôte who has been in post since September 2005
Bristol residents have been booking travel to all corners of the world in the past year, with Borneo, Australia and Thailand among the most popular destinations, according to long-haul travel agency Bridge the World
More than 610,000 passengers passed through Bristol Airport last month, making it the busiest September on record.
Bristol’s Ramada Hotel, which went into administration more than two weeks ago, is under new management following a deal struck with Focus Hotels
The South West is bucking the national decline in the pubs sector, according to leisure and pubs industry experts
The six-storey Travelodge in Redcliffe has a bar, 90-cover café and a 29-space car park in the basement. It also has a ground-floor commercial unit with planning consent for commercial, retail and leisure use which is now being marketed
Brunel’s Old Station, one of Bristol’s most historic buildings, has awarded event firm Hype Agency a £500,000 contract to host Christmas parties in its famous Passenger Shed facility
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