Our plans for the road ahead

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    £63.0 million Available
    undrawn temporary facilities
    (Hoxton and Waterloo)

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    Strong financial position,
    with a total cash balance
    of £137 million

  • 2021 AND BEYOND

    Assuming vaccines are available from late 2020 / early 2021

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    • Markets buoyed by recent vaccine developments Vaccines expected to be available from December 2020 onwards

    Q1

    Expected to remain
    relatively slow

    Q2

    Expected to mark the return of travel, with
    demand growing gradually as time progresses

  • PHASE 1

    Some of the measures are eased, not all international markets are yet open

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    • Subheading
    • Hotel room demand to be predominantly domestic from:
    • Leisure market (focused on weekends and school holiday periods)
    • Business travel from SME segment
    • Government and key sectors such as education and health care
    • Construction projects related
    • Demand for small to medium size meetings
    • Demand for restaurants and bars
  • PHASE 2

    Further measures are eased, international markets reopen

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    • Phase one travel demand is extended with:
    • The addition of demand from neighbouring countries (driving distance and short haul)
    • Leisure – domestic leisure and interregional leisure
    • Business travel from SME segment plus return of travel demand from some of the larger corporate companies
    • Government and key sectors such as education and health care
    • Construction projects related
    • Demand for small to medium size meetings
    • Demand for restaurants and bars
  • PHASE 3

    Measures are eased, markets are open and ramp up to full recovery

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    • Phase two travel demand is extended with:
    • Demand from international markets including long haul
    • International business travel from large corporate companies
    • Demand for large meetings and events, including international trade fairs
    • Sports and city wide events
    • Return of International leisure groups