Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. In the UK, when we talk about heritage,

Once upon a time, you had to follow word-of-mouth directions, cross a canal, duck through a fence, and enter

In the evolving landscape of nightlife and hospitality, a new conversation is emerging around where a venue’s responsibility begins,

In a world wired to the endless scroll, where moments are measured in likes and experiences are filtered for

One of the reasons for the challenges currently facing the night-time economy may lie in a subtle but significant

In cities across the UK and beyond, the night time economy breathes life into our culture and communities. Hospitality,

In an age where we can message someone across the world in seconds, it’s striking how many people feel

Let’s be honest: if you’re out late at night in the UK, public transport probably isn’t getting you home.

Back in February, I had the absolute pleasure of joining the NTIA UK’s annual summit – a brilliant event

When discussing licensing—particularly in relation to the night-time economy (NTE)—one word is conspicuously absent: economics. Even the mere mention

In times of economic pressure and shifting consumer habits, simplicity often becomes a competitive advantage. Yet many businesses may

Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. Current licensing systems are largely reactive—centred on mitigating

Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. The “Donut Effect” has been a topic of

Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. Electronic music has long been a defining pillar

Written by: Michael Kill, NTIA, CEO Full Nightlife Article Newsletter series. When it comes to licensing, the conversation is