BUSINESSJun 9 · 01:16 UTCDAILY MAIL

'Hospitality is in survival mode': Labour tax rises and Iran war chaos have left industry on the brink as hotelier claims it 'feels like I'm working for Rachel Reeves'

The hospitality industry is struggling due to Labour tax increases and Iran war chaos, with a hotelier stating it feels like working for Rachel Reeves.

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