As we step into a fresh year, it’s the perfect time to set yourself up for success in 2025. January can be a whirlwind, but by planning ahead and focusing on what matters most, you’ll be ready to hit the ground running.

Winter is the perfect time for B&Bs, holiday cottages, and self-catering stays to showcase their cosy charm and seasonal appeal.

For wedding industry professionals, finding a supportive, growth-oriented community is invaluable. This is where The Wedding Business Club (WBC) comes in, a monthly membership created by the renowned wedding business mentor, Faye Cornhill.

As a social media manager working with tourism businesses, I often see the same mistakes cropping up. If you're in the tourism industry, your online presence is crucial for attracting guests and showcasing the best of what your accommodation or experience has to offer. But are you falling into these common social media traps? Here are five mistakes to avoid, along with some tips to improve your strategy. 

If you’re a solo business owner like me, you probably know how overwhelming it can be to juggle everything—from running your business to keeping up with content creation. Whether you're in the wedding industry, hospitality, or tourism, the pressure to consistently show up on social media is real! But here's a little secret: content creation doesn't have to be difficult, and it doesn't need to be perfect. Often, the best content comes from your everyday life. 

Working as a freelancer, especially from home, has so many perks—freedom, flexibility, and the comfort of working in your own space. But there’s one thing many freelancers miss: the office camaraderie.