I’m Britain’s best boss and treated my staff to a holiday in SPAIN… they deserve it as we’re so demanding

: "We as owners are pretty demanding and our staff have been able to hit the mark every day.

"And we are not talking about the financial targets here, we are talking about customer satisfaction.

"We have had a very busy summer and we are heading to a more busy festive season. It is important to take a break."

The Bridge will be temporarily pull down the shutter while staff are living it up on the Spanish island, and some renovations are carried out on the restaurant.

"We thought that this would be the perfect opportunity to reward our hard-working staff who have had a very busy and hectic summer," Salvo added.

"So all their flight tickets, stay and meals are covered in this."

Praising his crew, he acknowledged the industry is a "tough game" and wants to "give the staff what they deserve".

Salvo explained: "It is a give and take business, to be honest. I have seen a lot of owners cribbing about not getting good staff.

"We feel lucky in that area.

"I feel like this was a very well deserved vacation for everyone."

This comes as a businessman dubbed the "world's best boss" spent more than £40k on luxury holidays for his team.

This comes as a businessman dubbed the "world's best boss" spent more than £40k to take his team on luxury holidays.

Mark Neilson, 35, says he would rather splash the cash to reward hard work than see it collecting interest in a bank account.

Meanwhile, another generous boss gifted his entire company to a £100,000 vacation to say thanks to his staff for their tireless work over the pandemic.

Plus, 'the UK's best boss' ever, who surprised his staff with a £7k trip to Ibiza, covering all costs.

Start-up founder Ashley Jones even threw in tickets to see Calvin Harris.