Hospitality, Travel & Leisure
The MBS Group is proud to partner with some of the most dynamic hospitality, travel and leisure businesses as they adapt to changing consumer habits
Working right across the industry, we have developed deep relationships with innovative hospitality, travel and leisure businesses. Our clients span listed, private equity-backed, privately-owned and founder-led companies and range from high-growth startups to global businesses.
Our Experience
Aviation, Cruises & Transportation
Contract Catering
Gyms & Fitness
Sharing Economy
Casual Dining, Cafés & QSR
Fine Dining
Hotels & Resorts
Technology & Apps
Cinema & Entertainment
Gaming & Casinos
Pubs, Bars & Nightlife
Travel Agents, Operators & Services
Elliott and his team nail it every time. Many search consultants claim to work 'in partnership' but not many truly achieve it. Elliott has become a true extension of the VUE team. As part of our transition from a UK to pan-European business, Elliott has helped us build our executive team in the UK. He has successfully filled 7 leadership roles that all had very specific and challenging briefs. It's great to work with someone who 'gets it', pushes boundaries to find exceptional talent and quickly grasps our culture, business and role requirements.
Latest MBS News & Intelligence
100 years of motels: a spotlight on Mollie’s
Dum Dum Donutteries ramps up expansion with new bakery and innovation hub. The doughnut brand unveiled a multimillion-pound Brentford facility, boosting capacity to open 10+ stores a year. The hub will support new product innovation, wholesale partnerships, direct-to-consumer delivery, and planned 2026 store launches.
Urban Pubs & Bars expands London estate with five new pub acquisitions . The independent pub operator will complete five acquisitions on 19 January, growing its London estate to 65 venues and annual sales over £100m. The deals follow sustained 2025 growth including multiple openings and the Albion & East acquisition.
Ultimate Performance posts record UK turnover of £20.7m despite profit drop. The gym operator’s UK turnover rose 14% to a record £20.7m for the year to 31 March 2025, but pre-tax profit fell to £605,000 from £1.77m due to higher administrative costs, including restructuring and deal-related exceptional items.