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The wait is over. Time Out’s Best Cities with Intrepid Travel has just been unveiled, spotlighting the world’s most exciting cities to live in and explore right now - as voted for by locals For the first time in the 10-year history of the Best Cities ranking, Melbourne takes the top spot, with locals highly rating the city’s food, art and culture scene. Shanghai follows as runner-up this year. Citizens of more than 50 countries can now visit China visa-free and enjoy the city’s cheap eats and cycle-friendly lifestyle  Cape Town, Mexico City, Seoul, Bangkok and Tokyo rank in the Top 10 as buzzing culture hubs   11 March 2026 - Australian city Melbourne has been crowned number one in Time Out’s Best Cities ranking for 2026. From the Australian Open to the Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix, Melbourne delivers world-class sports alongside a food scene to match. Climbing three places this year, the Victorian capital now ranks as the world’s third-best city for Gen Z - proof that its energy and appeal continue to rise. Time Out’s Best Cities is a renowned ranking that celebrates the places that locals genuinely love right now, as revealed by more than 24,000 city-dwellers and a panel of Time Out experts from around the world.    Here are Time Out’s Top 10 Best Cities in the world right now (subject to local government travel guidance):   1. Melbourne, Australia Melbourne’s status as Australia’s sporting and cultural capital is hard to dispute: the city’s calendar is...

Time Out, the global brand that inspires and enables people to experience the best of the city, launched in South Africa in early 2025 in partnership with Kagiso Connect. It currently covers Cape Town and Johannesburg, with plans for imminent expansion to other major centres. Mohamed brings more than 15 years of senior leadership experience across media, entertainment and broadcasting. She has held roles at Sony Music Entertainment Africa, SABC TV, 5FM, and Viacom, where she led audience growth strategies, digital transformation initiatives and commercial partnerships, managing large-scale budgets and building culturally relevant, commercially sustainable platforms. Nick Grubb, CEO of Kagiso Connect, said: “Aisha brings strong commercial instinct and a deep understanding of culture-led brands. She has a strong track record of delivering audience-first growth strategies and building high-performing teams, and we’re excited about the leadership and energy she brings to the business.” As Managing Director, Mohamed will set the strategic direction for Time Out South Africa's editorial excellence, with a core focus on commercial partnerships and marketing strategies to expand the brand's prominence in the local market.   Commenting on her appointment, Mohamed said: “Time Out is one of the world’s most respected cultural authorities, and the opportunity to lead its next chapter in South Africa is both an honour and an exciting responsibility. Our cities are dynamic, creative,...

Teague joined Time Out in 2022 and previously served as General Counsel and Company Secretary, where she played a key role in strengthening governance, supporting international expansion and delivering major strategic initiatives across the business. Her appointment broadens her remit at an important stage in Time Out’s evolution as a global media and hospitality brand. In her new role, Teague will lead the development and delivery of the Group’s corporate strategy and transformation priorities across both its Media and Markets businesses. She will work closely with the executive team to align strategic direction, operational performance and organisational capability to support continued global growth. The role brings together Strategy, Transformation, People and Legal, ensuring governance and organisational capability remain fully aligned with Time Out’s ambitions. Emma will continue to serve as Company Secretary, supporting the Board and maintaining strong governance standards. Teague brings over 20 years of legal and commercial leadership experience across executive and international advisory roles. She has a proven track record of leading organisational change and translating strategy into execution. Emma Teague, Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer at Time Out, said: "Time Out is an iconic global brand with significant growth potential across both Media and Markets. I am excited to work with the talented team across the Group to sharpen our strategic focus,...

The channel debuts with a standout interview between renowned chef Gordon Ramsay and Time Out’s own Clementine Yost (Lifestyle and Culture Presenter), setting the tone for a slate of engaging, culture-led video content designed to bring audiences closer to the people, places and experiences shaping city life. The launch reflects Time Out’s ongoing investment in video storytelling, creating dynamic new ways for audiences to discover the best of the city - from food and drink to arts, culture and entertainment. The Time Out UK YouTube channel will feature interviews, behind-the-scenes access, curated recommendations and original formats tailored for a highly engaged digital audience. Audiences can subscribe to the channel now to stay up to date with the latest content as Time Out continues to expand its video offering.

The PPA represents more than 250 member companies across the UK’s specialist media sector, spanning globally recognised consumer brands, B2B publishers and data and information providers. As the dynamic voice of today’s publishing industry, the PPA plays a key role in supporting growth, championing trusted editorial brands and shaping the future of media. Biagioni was appointed CEO of Time Out Media in 2025, having joined the business in 2022 as Managing Director, Time Out Media UK. Earlier this year, he was appointed Managing Director, Time Out Media UK & Europe. With more than 26 years of media experience, Biagioni has developed and launched brands across print, digital, social, experiential and commercial platforms. His previous roles include senior commercial positions at Future plc, TI Media, John Brown Media, City AM and Express Newspapers. Under his leadership, Time Out continues to expand its digital reach and experiential footprint, connecting audiences to culture, food and city life across its global media platforms and Time Out Markets. Commenting on the appointment, Sajeeda Merali, CEO of PPA, said: “We’re delighted to welcome Rob to the PPA Board. His insight, leadership and clear commitment to the success of our sector will be a huge asset. Time Out reaches audiences across a rich mix of digital platforms and live experiences, including its renowned food markets, and its role in the recent Atria launch underlines its belief in the strength and ambition of...

Today, leading media publishers, including Time Out, launch Atria - a new premium marketplace designed to make it easier for advertisers and agencies to reach quality audiences at scale, within brand-safe, trusted online environments.  For the first time, advertisers will be able to run a single campaign across the UK’s leading trusted editorial brands, including Time Out, alongside Bauer, Future, Hearst UK, HELLO! and Immediate.  Atria brings together publishers known for their strong editorial authority and highly engaged audiences. For Time Out, this means advertisers can access audiences actively seeking inspiration around city life, culture, food, travel and experiences - within a trusted, premium editorial context.  Hosted by Permutive, the new marketplace makes it simpler for advertisers and agencies to plan and book across trusted editorial environments at scale. Atria is powered by publisher-owned first-party audience data, giving advertisers access to high-quality, brand-safe inventory and audiences in one place.  Participating brands include Time Out, HELLO!, Elle, Woman & Home, Cycling Weekly, Grazia, Good Food, Good Housekeeping, Empire, Radio Times, Cosmopolitan, FourFourTwo, Mother&Baby, BBC Gardeners’ World, Esquire, Red, Ideal Home, Country Walking, CAR, Olive, MadeForMums, Runner’s World, MCN, BBC Top Gear and many more.  Tamsin Weir, Senior Partnerships Sales Manager, Time Out Media (UK), said: “At Time Out, we know trust and authenticity matters. That’s...

Vancouver, January 27, 2026: Time Out Market Vancouver – the first of its kind to launch in Western Canada – has today revealed the latest additions to its impressive lineup of local culinary talents. Set to open this Spring, the food and cultural market will bring the best of the city together under one roof: a curated mix of the best chefs and restaurateurs, drinks and cultural experiences – showcasing the city’s top talents and making them accessible in a unique space.Time Out Market Vancouver – located at Oakridge Park – will welcome guests into its 51,000 sq ft space which will feature 18 kitchens, one dessert and one coffee counter, alongside three bars, multiple event spaces, around 1,000 seats and a large outdoor terrace facing onto a public park. Communal tables, open kitchens, and a thoughtfully designed interior will offer a casual atmosphere where families, groups of friends and solo visitors can get together and easily connect with one another. Time Out Market is not just a foodie destination but a vibrant community space. With a year-round calendar of entertainment and activations, there will be culinary and cultural experiences for everyone. New top culinary talent names revealed to join Time Out Market Vancouver’s curated lineup With six chefs and restaurateurs already announced, more culinary top talents – from beloved local institutions to award-winning and rising talents and much-loved local gems – have been revealed today to complement Time Out...

Stockholmers have no shortage of options for how to spend their free time, but less and less time to search for reliable information on where to go right now. Time Out Stockholm aims to make everyday choices easier. ‘You can trust Time Out, because our recommendations are never random. Someone on our team has always been there, tried it and thought it through for you, deciding what’s genuinely worth your time. When the city’s best restaurants, events and experiences can be found in one place, life feels just that little bit easier and more inspiring. That’s the added value Time Out wants to bring to Stockholmers,’ says Jussi Syväniemi, General Manager of Time Out Nordics. Local editorial team, local perspective Time Out Stockholm will be built by local writers who live and breathe city culture. All recommendations are based on the editorial team’s own experiences and journalistic choices. Time Out Stockholm is aimed first and foremost at Stockholmers who want to get more out of their city and discover great experiences without unnecessary searching, but it will also serve visitors to the city. Globally, Time Out is known for its curated articles showcasing the best activities, attractions, restaurants and bars, as well as travel tips, all compiled by local experts and shared across multiple digital channels. Time Out Nordics launched in the Nordic countries with Finland in autumn 2025. It is backed by Time Out and Finland’s largest media house, A-lehdet. Time Out Nordics...

From sleepovers in sculpture parks, major milestones for world-famous highways and e-bike tours of ancient lands – 2026 will offer lots of exciting things to do   Time Out – the global brand that inspires and enables people to experience the best of the city – today releases its annual list of the best things to do for the next year, packed with everything from long-standing bucket list and off-the-beaten-track experiences to brand-new festivals, cutting-edge culture and exciting travel highlights.   Handpicked by Time Out’s global network of local editors and travel experts, the selection features something for everyone in 2026, from sleeping over in an open-air museum to journeying through ancient landscapes on e-bikes, zip-lining over glorious wildlife reserves and partying through a solar eclipse.   Liv Kelly, Time Out Travel Writer said: “Ticking off those long-standing bucket list destinations should play a role in your 2026 holiday plans, but Time Out’s definitive calendar of debut festivals, brand-new adventure experiences, stunning gallery spaces and major landmark anniversaries offers fresh new inspiration for travellers in 2026.” Time Out’s list of the 26 best new things to do in the world in 2026 – more details can be found here:   Walk through a cavernous artwork in the centre of Paris (France) Worship the celestial at a four-day solar eclipse party (Iceland) See a new side of Frida Kahlo (Mexico City) Zipline over one of Australia’s most glorious...

Time Out Market Vancouver, the food and cultural market set to open in Spring 2026 at Oakridge Park, has unveiled the first chefs and restaurateurs to join its culinary lineup. Time Out Market will bring the best of the city together under one roof: a curated mix of the best chefs and restaurateurs, drinks and cultural experiences – showcasing top local talents in a casual, uniquely-designed space. Across 51,000 sq ft, Time Out Market Vancouver will offer food from local award-winning and rising culinary talents as well as much-loved local gems across 18 kitchens, one dessert bar and one coffee shop – there will also be three bars, multiple event spaces, around 1,000 seats and a large outdoor terrace facing onto a public park. Guests – whether they visit with family, friends or on their own – will get to enjoy a hugely diverse variety of food options while coming together around communal tables, surrounded by open kitchens with chefs in action. The Market will also host a vibrant, year-round cultural program alongside its curated food and drink offerings, providing an experience that will be both accessible and affordable. Time Out Market is the world's first food and cultural market curated by local experts to bring the best of the city together under one roof. In 2014, a historic market building in Lisbon was turned into the first Time Out Market. Today, there are 13 Markets globally in cities including New York, Montreal, Dubai, Cape Town and Osaka, with more to come –...