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Time Out London •

Best Hotels in Copenhagen for a Cosy Weekend

Whether you’re heading to the Danish capital for the cosy wintry vibes of Tivoli, or you’re after a low-key weekend getaway during summer and outdoor spa experience, Copenhagen is always up for the adventure, even if it means emptying your piggy bank a little, or a lot in our case. Beautiful contemporary and historic architecture by the boatload, cute open-air markets, always a new bakery and coffee house to discover around every corner – serving those open-faced sandwiches you’ll soon be obsess...
Time Out London •

21 of the best flower delivery services in London

The best flower deliveries in London1. Appleyard FlowersPhotograph: Appleyard FlowersThese guys are well-loved for their seasonal ranges, which means you always get something current – and gorgeous. Their team of experienced florists have a seriously good eye, and all of their bouquets come hand-tied, complete with a stylish gift box and personal message. You can also purchase gift sets where the bouquets are paired with anything from gin to Jellycats.    

Where and when they deliver: Appleyard...
Time Out New York •

The 9 best Christmas Airbnbs in the US

The mammoth Christmas dinner clear-up, shredded tinsel making its way into just about every corner of your home – or even your underwear – and the long drives with screaming toddlers. Of all our least favorite traditions, we’d happily skip that last one. Come to think of it, the holiday season is kind of the perfect time to do just that – go on holiday. So, if you fancy knocking back the eggnog somewhere a little different this year, keep scrolling because we’ve rounded up the best festive Airbn...
Time Out Europe •

The best Airbnbs in Albania for 2025

From sunny beachfront flats to cabin retreats in the mountains, these are Albania’s most Instagrammable Airbnb rentalsAlbania might not be the first destination that pops into your head when planning a European escape. Thankfully, that’s changing fast, this Balkan gem is finally getting the recognition it deserves. With vibrant cities like Tirana and the coastal charm of Vlorë, Albania is stepping into the spotlight. Think warm, welcoming locals, jaw-dropping mountain landscapes that are waiting...

A “Dream Come True” – Halle Bailey to play Ariel in The Little Mermaid

To some, Halle Bailey may seem like the “new kid on the block”. However, the up-and-coming singer and actress is widely known in the US for her performance as part of the sibling duo Chloe X Halle. The two are currently signed to their mentor Beyonce’s label, Parkwood Entertainment. She is also widely known for her role as Skyler Forster in the American sitcom Grown-ish. What makes this lead role so significant is that this will be Bailey’s first solo project.
The film will be one of many to joi...
Time Out London •

The best Airbnbs in the UK for a Christmas getaway

Christmas Airbnbs in the UK1. A log cabin with a sauna and hot tub in Northumberland National ParkPhotograph: AirbnbDid you know that you can see the Northern Lights in the UK? It’s by no means guaranteed, but Northumberland is one of the few places you can spot the magical phenomena without travelling to Lapland. Even if clear skies aren’t on the cards, this cabin in Northumberland National Park is the perfect option for a family Chrisrtmas holiday. It comes with your very own private barrel sa...
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A Bathing Ape | END.

Born in the nineties, A Bathing Ape (BAPE) has always been an outlier in the world of contemporary streetwear brands. Popularised by their bold take on camo prints, the Harajuku brand is not one to play it safe. Pulling their style references from the blockbuster film Planet of the Apes and 90s hip hop, A Bathing Ape established a unique pop culture aesthetic that set them apart from the rest. Worn by hip-hop legends like The Notorious B.I.G. and Pharrell Williams, A Bathing Ape sales rocketed t...

Car Sharing in London vs Car Ownership | Zipcar

We hate to burst your bubble, but car ownership isn’t cheap. There are a lot more running costs to consider than first meets the eye, especially in London. For a start, there’s car insurance, MOT, car tax, congestion charges, parking and service repair costs, bringing the average total running cost to £3,186 per year in outer London. View our full price comparison breakdown for car sharing vs ownership.Get Started TodayAn ideal option for Londoners who only drive on occasion, car sharing has all...
Time Out Seville •

8 best Airbnbs in Seville right now

Without question, Seville is one of the most incredible holiday destinations to visit in 2023. It’s the heart and soul of Andalusia. Brimming with sunshine, enviable beaches, culture and all-round good vibes. 
Seville, a.k.a the heart of the Andalusian region, is famed for its historical European and Islamic architecture (the Plaza de Espana is an absolute must-see), natural beauty, vibrant music scene and delicious tapas bars virtually on every corner. And with something new to discover down e...
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Dickies | END.

Born in 1922, this workwear brand has stood the test of time. With roots in the streetwear and skateboarding scene, Dickies has become synonymous with 90s fashion for its relaxed fits, classic utility style and contrasting stitching. From coveralls to beanies, the yellow-and-red stitched logo is a mark of quality and unmatched craftsmanship recognised worldwide.

At END., our collection of women’s Dickies trousers offers something to suit every occasion and style. For a seasonless streetwear sta...
Time Out Madrid •

23 best hotels in Madrid right now

Courtesy: Booking.com | Dear Hotel MadridCourtesy: Booking.comThe 25 best hotels in Madrid close to the centreFind a good night’s sleep at one of the best hotels in Madrid, including budget, mid-range and five-star optionsTuesday 3 December 2024ShareCopy LinkFacebookTwitterPinterestEmailWhatsAppWritten by Jan Fleischer & Marta BacContributors: Alex Floyd-Douglass & Jennifer BanfulAdvertising
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Time Out Copenhagen •

The 16 best Airbnbs in Copenhagen

Best Copenhagen Airbnbs1. The urban-chic two-floor penthouse in Indre ByPhotograph: AirbnbYou’ll struggle to find a more gob-smacking apartment in all of Copenhagen than this one: a two-storey penthouse with room for six, two bathrooms, two balconies, a spiral staircase and many, many more fancy touches. Immaculately well-decorated (including some fantastic hanging chairs), it’s the epitome of swish, stylish, practical Scandi design. And all this is just a few minutes’ walk from the Little Merma...
Time Out London •

The Zetter Clerkenwell Review | Time Out

When this place opened, back in 2004, it was billed as ‘London’s first boutique hotel’. That means you can probably guess the vibe, but if pushed? I’d describe it as ‘classy vintage’, which means stag heads, luxe red wallpaper, staff kitted out in braces and waistcoats, that kind of thing. I felt like I’d entered the pages of a Victorian mystery. I liked it. 
But first things first – this place isn’t easy to find. You might need to Google-map your way through its secluded blue door on St John S...
Time Out London •

TRIBE Canary Wharf Review | Time Out

Did you think Canary Wharf was all soulless glass office buildings and city suits? Times have changed, and this TRIBE hotel – the first UK location from a group with hotels across the globe – is a good example of the fact that Canary Wharf’s is actually well worth a look these days. It’s a welcoming place a short walk from the station, with a striking redbrick exterior that’s clearly taken its cue from a Brooklyn apartment block. And that’s a good thing. Inside it’s kitted out in inviting hues:...
Time Out London •

Grace & Thorn Review: Local Florists in London

Just a tote-bag swing from London Fields station, Grace & Thorn recently bid adieu to their Hackney Road shop, moving production into this cosy basement workshop tucked away on the corner of Mentmore Terrace. (PSA: it’s more or less opposite the E5 Bakehouse, in case you're looking for a very good sourdough loaf.) Go down the steps and you'll find an airy, light-filled workshop with the chill vibes of a coffee shop, and walls lined with fine art and pickle jar vases filled with seasonal blooms a...
Time Out London •

Rebel Rebel Flowers: A Review

If Rebel Rebel were a personality they would be the extroverted cool kid. Situated on the corner of Westgate Street, this Hackney-based florist is known for their edgy and expressive blooms. I for one love their punky, off-beat approach to hand-tied bouquets, so I was pleased to be invited over to see the flower power in action for myself. When I got to their vibey Mare Street Market unit, I was immediately drawn to the blue tile display that sits bang in the middle of the shop floor, brimming w...
Tug Agency •

Why Brand Authority Matters Most in the Post-Click Era | Tug

By Jenny Banful
While brand authority isn’t exactly a new concept for digital marketers, there’s been a renewed emphasis on its importance in the wake of the post-click era. Generative search models are a huge contributing factor behind the resurgence of brand authority as a way of filtering through all the noise; the other is the way we consume. 
With more information than ever at the command of a prompt, we rely on our human judgement and search engines to serve us the most relevant, trustwort...
Arts at University of Southampton Blog •

John Hansard Gallery: Making Waves in the Community

After visiting John Hansard Gallery, Arts Ambassador Jenny Banful reflects on how the Cultural Quarter is supporting the shape of Southampton’s identity.



On my first trip to John Hansard Gallery (JHG), I stepped into a welcoming atmosphere and as I wandered through the various rooms I felt at ease. Around the gallery there were sculptures, film and photography. I didn’t know what to make of some of the work at first but the calming space made me feel comfortable, able to pause and reflect....
Arts at University of Southampton Blog •

Introducing our Spring Arts Ambassadors: Jennifer Banful

Introducing one of our Spring Arts Ambassadors Jennifer Banful, a third year (BA) English student at the University of Southampton, who tells us a bit about the course, her aspirations beyond her degree, and why she’s excited to take on her new role as Arts Ambassador. Choosing to study English at the University of Southampton has been an incredibly insightful and emotional whirlwind at times. Now I’m in my final year, I’m pleased to say that I have encountered literary works of all shapes and s...
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