Hospitality: Insolvencies at record high

Hospitality: Insolvencies at record high

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From a reliable asset to insolvency: the outlook for Germany is not good. / © Mdv Edwards, Adobe Stock

Insolvencies in Germany are on the rise: the catering, hospitality and property sectors are particularly hard hit. The record figures are hitting the federal states of Berlin and Bavaria especially hard.

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