From The Guardian Small Business Network

Key points:

• There has been a "slight uptick" in forward bookings of accommodation and attractions since the Brexit vote.
• Tour operators expect visits from China to be up by 20-30% in July-August.
• There are signs of a renaissance of traditional seaside holidays.
• Outbound tour operators and charter airlines are threatened by Brexit and the weak pound.
• There's anecdotal evidence that visitors from the USA and Europe are spending more freely than usual.
• Brexit could hurt the UK's international reputation because of "drawbridge up" anti-emigration rhetoric of the Leave camp.
• Economic uncertainty may put a damper on infrastructure investment.
• Long-term outlook for UK tourism is uncertain.