Covid-19

Staying in after the lockdown?

Although the UK has started to ease its coronavirus lockdown, this doesn't necessarily mean that the general public are ready to take advantage of the new found freedoms. As the latest Statista COVID-19 Barometer survey indicates, the majority of people in the UK would still be wary about visiting a wide range of locations, even if the government would allow them to do so.

Despite an announcement on pub openings being imminent, at the top of the 'avoid list' are pubs, bars and clubs. The idea of spending time in an enclosed space with people drinking alcohol is, while surely tempting, not one most people are drawn to for the time being. Similarly, concerts, cinemas and theatres would likely not be frequented by many people at this stage were it made possible.

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This chart shows the share of UK respondents likely to avoid the following for a while even after Covid-19 restrictions are lifted.

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Change in frequency of visiting to pubs, bars and restaurants following coronavirus (COVID-19) warning in the United Kingdom (UK) on March 16, 2020*
Thinking about once the restrictions are lifted, which of the following are you likely to try and avoid for the time being, because of coronavirus / Covid-19? (as of May 31, 2020)
If restrictions on the lockdown were to be relaxed and the government said that it was safe to do each of the following things, would you feel comfortable or not doing them?
Which of the following have you planned to do/done as an alternative to visiting a pub, bar or restaurant over this lockdown period?
Average share of sites across the hospitality industry predicted to re-open after the coronavirus (COVID-19) lockdown in the United Kingdom (UK) 2020*
Which of the following are you planning to implement post-lockdown?

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