Recovery

Businesses continue to innovate to mitigate disruptions caused by Omicron, as the crisis shifts from pandemic to endemic.

A decision to allow tourism during the pandemic was fraught with risk — but this sector is now paying economic dividends for Mexico.

Rapid advancements in manufacturing technology could save a global shipping industry teetering near the brink of collapse.

Business has not been same since airlines were grounded by the pandemic. It’s crucial that corporate travel gets moving again.

With the US back at the negotiating table, the OECD is pushing on with ambitious plans for a framework to tax the digital giants.

With more people confined to their community, local convenience stores have boomed. Are the good times sustainable for business owners?

Shopping has changed during the pandemic as e-commerce exploded in places it had rarely been seen. Baker Tilly’s experts examine the new retail landscape.

Local travel is seen as a poor cousin to overseas arrivals – will staycations be enough to keep tourist-focused economies turning?

The Atlantic Bubble showed that tourism and business confidence could thrive if people felt safe from COVID-19.

As businesses battle the impact of COVID-19, it’s important to adopt appropriate measures now, for

Clarity of Purpose acts as a powerful catalyst for positive change. How can business owners

Pressure is nothing new in hospitality but the stop and go of lockdown is testing the mettle of business owners like never before.

Neil Hughes looks to a framework he developed ten years earlier following Ireland’s 2008/9 financial crash to help position businesses on the road to recover.

The Bahamas’ $3 billion tourism industry was crippled when visitors vanished. How can data make the sector more robust?

What really draws in visitors? A Caribbean island uncovered some surprising insights when it dived into its tourism data.

First and foremost a human tragedy, COVID-19 is also having a growing impact on the global economy.

As COVID-19 continues to rip through some of America’s biggest cities, its effect is being felt far beyond the more than 150,000 Americans confirmed infected.

The steps businesses take now will play a pivotal role in determining how they emerge from the shadow of COVID-19.

Baker Tilly Ireland’s Neil Hughes looks at why securing the support of your employees is even more crucial in times of crisis.

While there are many reasons why a company will struggle to overcome a crisis, failure is often rooted in a lack of cash.

In the midst of a crisis, operating cost control strategies are imperative.

The coronavirus crisis was a storm front that grew quickly and struck fiercely, leaving global

As the coronavirus crisis persists, some countries are beginning to plan a staged reopening. What changes should business expect?

Rarely has a new disease made such a dramatic arrival. Baker Tilly’s experts examine what businesses must do to keep calm and carry on.