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New venue for Hospitality Rides challenge

Darren Norbury by Darren Norbury
22 February 2026
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Hospitality Rides has announced a revised destination for this year’s fundraising challenge, following new UK Government guidelines advising only essential travel to Cuba.

Hospitality Rides Vietnam

In light of this update, organisers have taken the decision to switch the 2026 ride destination to Vietnam. The dates will remain the same, 18th to 25th April.

The challenge will see 30 fundraisers from across the hospitality industry take on 400km of rough terrain, raising funds for industry charities Only A Pavement Away and the Licensed Trade Charity.

“This decision was not taken lightly,” said ride founder Katy Moses. “Nor was it an easy task! Our primary commitment is the safety of our fundraisers and support staff.

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“Following ongoing consultation with Action Challenge, our organisation support, it has become clear that we cannot guarantee unimpeded travel or the logistical support required to execute the ride safely.

“While this shift is frustrating, we are pleased to confirm that the ride will still take place in 2026 on the original dates. I am certain that Vietnam will offer an equally rewarding (and gruelling!) challenge for our riders. Our focus now is to rally the trade behind our fundraising efforts.”

Katy added: “Our sector continues to face significant hardships, and the support provided by Only A Pavement Away and the Licensed Trade Charity is more vital than ever. The destination has changed, but our ambition remains the same: to raise over £500k for these essential causes.”

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