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Marketing News: Doing Business at Breakfast makes Yorkshire Companies £1m

Friday mornings are not usually the most productive time for sales generation but for a business group in Leeds getting up to network at 6.30am has brought in over £1m business over the last year.

Marketing News: Britons are staying at home for their holidays this year

The summer may not have brought the heatwave forecasters had promised, but plenty of Britons are staying at home for their holidays this year. The number of British people travelling abroad has fallen 17 per cent in the first half of the year. That equates to more than five million fewer trips - and doesn't even take into account the traditional summer holiday breaks. The sinking value of the pound has made foreign trips vastly more expensive for cash-strapped Britons. The results, from the Office of National Statistics, also showed that holidaymakers are spending even less - a drop of 18 per cent on last year.