Jungmin Seo is a Reporter at Edinburgh Live and The Caterer. He specializes in the hospitality and leisure sector, covering topics such as restaurants, hotels, and corporate finance, with a keen focus on restaurant innovation and sustainability. Jungmin's work has been featured in prominent publications, showcasing his insights into the evolving landscape of hospitality and business.
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Jungmin Seo's coverage indicates a focus on the UK hospitality, hotel management, restaurant industry, business leadership, and property sales. As an editor covering national news in the United Kingdom with a strong emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements in the food & beverage and business & industry sectors, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to new developments or announcements within these industries.
If you have information about new openings, rebranding efforts, notable personnel appointments within hotels or restaurants in the UK or insights into property sales trends within this market segment Jungmin may find your pitch relevant for her coverage.
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Jonny Mills is to open chef’s table restaurant Sǣl in Birmingham’s Jewellery Quarter next month
Serial hospitality investor Luke Johnson has acquired Mexican-inspired restaurant group Wahaca following days of speculation
JD Wetherspoon is to open a £3.5m pub in Heathrow Airport Terminal 2 next week as it accelerates airport expansion
10 Greek Street, a stalwart of London’s Soho, is to close after 14 years of trading next month.
The Pubs Code Adjudicator (PCA) has launched a statutory investigation into the UK’s largest pub group, Stonegate
The second UK outpost of US burger chain Carl’s Jr has quietly closed its doors less than a year after its launch.
The Restaurant Group (TRG) has sold its transport concessions division to leading travel hospitality company Areas.
Juma Kitchen in London’s Borough Market has announced plans to close on 31 December after seven years of trading as the business heads towards “a new direction”
Hospitality insolvencies have declined as a result of warm weather and the World Cup, analysts have suggested.
By: Jungmin Seo
Andy Burnham has promised to back local businesses, including pubs, in his first speech as leader of the Labour party.
