The Devon Daily

3 days ago | thedevondaily.co.uk | Amy Fenton

A new virtual reality (VR) experience, which is now a permanent part of the Sea Gallery at the Teignmouth & Shaldon Museum, is attracting hundreds of people per week. In 1917, the German submarine offensive was in full swing, with the new exhibit designed to showcase just how powerful an invention it was. Here, we look at the rise in popularity of VR experiences such as this.

4 days ago | thedevondaily.co.uk | Amy Fenton

Successful restaurants don’t just serve great food—they also strategically design menus that drive profitability. Every item listed, from a best-selling burger to a niche appetiser, carries both an emotional appeal to customers and a financial impact on the business. This delicate balance of psychology and profitability is the core of menu engineering and menu engineering software, from a brand like Supy, plays a pivotal role in elevating this process from guesswork to data-driven strategy.

5 days ago | thedevondaily.co.uk | Liv Butler

The UK’s coastline has long been a popular destination for Brits to enjoy short, cost-effective breaks from inland cities and towns, and to make the most of any good weather each year. This has made Devon exceedingly popular over the decades, thanks to the southern collection of coves, beaches, and waterways that make for a varied and relaxing setting. Of course, to compete with the many other idyllic coastlines across the UK, Devon businesses have had to adapt several times over.

5 days ago | thedevondaily.co.uk | Liv Butler

In an increasingly tight and competitive job market, attracting top talent means more than just offering a decent product or service. You need to offer a respectful, transparent, and human hiring experience too and for startups, where agility is an advantage, refining your interview process can give you that critical edge to net the very best and most qualified individuals and take your startup to the next level. Uncertainty is one of the biggest pain points for most candidates.

1 week ago | thedevondaily.co.uk | Amy Fenton

As a property owner, securing the right insurance is essential. But if you're transitioning from living in your home to renting it out, or perhaps you're a new landlord, a crucial question arises: "Will my homeowner's insurance be enough?" The answer, in most cases, is a resounding no. While both homeowners' and landlord insurance aim to safeguard your property and finances, they are designed to protect against very different risks and offer distinct types of coverage.