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hospitality

[hos-pi-tal-i-tee] / ˌhɒs pɪˈtæl ɪ ti /


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"In the evening, he would like to offer hospitality on board Britannia, which would then sail late in the evening for a private weekend in Kerry and Cork, having disembarked the guests," she said.

From BBC

With many stores not reopening until 28 December, Ms Matthews said it was likely that hospitality and leisure venues would have benefited from the increase in foot traffic.

From BBC

It found workforce participation and a separate measure of hours worked saw their biggest drops in three years in November, led by sharp pullbacks in entertainment and hospitality.

From The Wall Street Journal

At the same time, schools struggle to recruit because pay rates "are not competitive compared to jobs in hospitality and retail" and there is a high turnover.

From BBC

“Each avenue of commercial, whether it’s sponsorship, licensing, ticketing, hospitality, they’re all just kind of smoking hot, if you will, right now,” Slusher said in a recent interview with The Times.

From Los Angeles Times