James Booth is an Online Editor at Financial News. He specializes in themes such as travel and tourism, consumer travel, and food and beverages, with a keen interest in adventure travel and internet culture. James has been featured in numerous publications, including MarketWatch, The Daily Telegraph, and Bloomberg News.
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Calling all bon vivants: a new resort called Laval will be opening in the Hunter Valley in the latter part of 2027.
$99 buys you about four Poke bowls these days. 14 flat whites if you're lucky. 8 beers, maybe.
By: James Booth
So, you're in Madrid. You want to stroll all the historic streets. Walk all the parks. Buy all the handbags on Gran Vía. Make eyes in every bar you saw in Valeria. Drink cañas at every bar Hemingway frequented. But most of all, to misappropriate a Gen Z term, you want to eat.
By: James Booth, Nino Paoli
Professional-services firms are cutting costs by laying off support staff, outsourcing tasks to technology and moving jobs to cheaper parts of the world.
Technology giant Microsoft Corp. and consulting firm EY are partnering to spend more than $1 billion to encourage their clients to launch major artificial intelligence projects.
By James Booth and Nino Paoli Executive assistants at professional-services firms manage partners' diaries, handle expenses and book
Technology giant Microsoft and consulting firm EY are partnering to spend more than $1 billion to encourage their clients to launch major artificial intelligence projects.
By: James Booth
You can always tell what kind of a person someone is by how they spend their layovers.
By: James Booth
Sound the gong!
By: James Booth
Breaking news: Byron Bay is not the only place in Australia where you can take sultry Sprinter van photos ("woke up here!") on a crisp winter's morning.
