Vol. XXI, No. 4, April 2021
- Editor's corner
- More than one in 10 restaurants have permanently closed. Will demand and supply be in balance post-pandemic?
- Popular American diets
- The long-term stickiness of home nesting and the Fourth Place
- Dave & Buster's prepares for a new normal out-of-home leisure market
- A fast-emerging social-eatertainment concept for the post-pandemic era comes to America
Editor's corner
The pandemic will have a long-term impact on consumer behavior, including their leisure and entertainment. As a result, every location-based consumer business, including restaurants and out-of-home entertainment and arts destinations, needs to rethink its business models in order to be relevant in the post-pandemic era.
In this issue, we are continuing analysis of the potential long-term changes to consumers' behaviors as it will impact location-based leisure businesses (LBLs). We also have coverage of two LBLs that are already in the process of making changes and a new concept arriving from the U.K.
I'm still occasionally blogging on the LBL industry and the impact of the pandemic on it. My blog last week was, Will vaccinations create a roaring rebound to attending in-person events? If you aren't signed up to get my blogs, you can by clicking here. I also post notices of the blogs on Linkedin and Twitter.
Vol. XXI, No. 4, April 2021
- Editor's corner
- More than one in 10 restaurants have permanently closed. Will demand and supply be in balance post-pandemic?
- Popular American diets
- The long-term stickiness of home nesting and the Fourth Place
- Dave & Buster's prepares for a new normal out-of-home leisure market
- A fast-emerging social-eatertainment concept for the post-pandemic era comes to America
