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The declining health of Britons is stalling the nation’s economic growth. This is the key message from Andy Haldane, chief executive of the Royal Society ... More

IAAPA has joined a range of US travel and tourism trade organisations in calling for the lifting of border entry restrictions and to help revive ... More

This year's UK government Spending Review, announced in Parliament by chancellor Rishi Sunak on 25 November, offers the physical activity sector opportunities to "transform communities", ... More

An interactive children’s museum celebrating professional and collegiate mascots in the US is due to open on 26 December 2018. Situated in Whiting, Indiana, US, ... More

The wellness economy is growing twice as quickly as general global economic growth, according to a new Global Wellness Economy Monitor report from the Global ... More

The total turnover of all British hospitality businesses is set to reach £100bn during 2018 – an increase of £2bn on the 2017 figure of ... More

Home-sharing platform Airbnb has announced plans to invest €5m (US$5.6m, £4.4m) into a new Community Tourism Programme – a project designed to “use innovation to ... More

Sport England has praised the governing bodies of rugby union, netball and cricket for their insight work after all three saw substantial boosts in participation. ... More

England’s hosting of the 2015 Rugby World Cup was the fifth largest single-sport event ever, according to a report compiled by Ernst & Young. The ... More

Sports Think Tank founder Andy Reed has warned that the existence of volunteer sports clubs may be at risk following a shift in funding priorities ... More

Whether employees consider their companies to be genuinely caring about their wellness is key to boosting worker health and productivity, according to new research from ... More

The service sector continues to drive the UK's economic recovery, according to figures released today by the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The sector - ... More

Ireland's arts industry contributes EUR306.8m (£263.7m) in taxes and supports more than 21,000 jobs, according to a new economic impact report by Arts Council Ireland ... More

UK consumer expenditure is expected to reach £750m during next summer's Olympic and Paralympic Games, according to a new report published by credit card firm ... More

London’s successful bid to host the 2012 Olympics will bring an estimated £2bn to the capital’s visitor economy with an expected additional 500,000 overseas visitors ... More