Unpack Hope is a trail designed to encourage families to discover the history of the street, embarking on a journey to discover the famous faces that once passed through Hope Street on their journeys.
Liverpool’s hotels are working with tourism partners across the region to ensure the city makes the most out of international golf tournaments, specifically The Open, when they come to Liverpool City-Region.
Annie Brown of the Municipal Hotel is the new Chair of Liverpool Accommodation BID Board whilst Mark Tasker of the Crowne Plaza Liverpool is Deputy Chair.
If you are pawn to be wild, there is a chance to challenge a chess champion at Liverpool’s Williamson Square and Exchange Flags at two free events this summer. It is part of Celebrating Summer, a programme of free events across the city centre organised by Liverpool Business Improvement District.
Liverpool Business Improvement District has been successful in its ballot for the Culture + Commerce BID, securing another five year term and almost £10m in investment in the city.
After another successful five-year term, Liverpool’s Culture & Commerce Business Improvement District is going to ballot to renew its charter once again. The Culture &
The fund is generated from the overnight £2 per room per night visitor charge, managed by the Liverpool Accommodation BID.
We aredelighted that Liverpool Business Improvement District are our Business of the Month for March 2026. Liverpool Business Improvement District is heading to ballot with a proposal that would unlock more than £10m of investment into Liverpool city centre through a new five-year term for the Culture & Commerce BID.
Liverpool could receive added £10m investment to make the city a more attractive proposition, with its city centre squares restored.
The Liverpool Business Improvement District and Downtown in Business will lead a delegation of industry leaders from the hospitality sector and wider visitor economy this week, as they launch their national campaign ‘Unlock Britain’s Visitor Economy’ at Westminster next week.
Downtown in Business and Liverpool Business Improvement District have written an open letter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer raising serious concerns about the current design of business rates reform.
The campaign will bring together business leaders, BIDs, hotels, retailers, cultural venues, and parliamentarians to press government for a more pro-growth, business-led approach to supporting the visitor economy.
