Marc Mayo is a Sports Digital Content Editor at The Standard. He covers live events across football, F1, boxing, and more, with a strong foundation in European football stemming from his previous contributions to major publications such as Marca and La Gazzetta dello Sport. Marc's work has been featured in various outlets, including Sunday World Magazine, Yahoo Movies, and The Independent.
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Marc Mayo's coverage focuses almost entirely on local sports events, particularly football. He frequently provides predictions, team news, and live updates for matches involving teams from the United Kingdom and occasionally other international events such as AFCON.
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Some TTE writers sat down to preview the Royals' upcoming campaign.
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Just outside St Ives sits a tranquil spot of remarkable luxury, writes Marc Mayo
Marc Mayo Travellers seeking luxury digs on the Cornish coast are spoilt for choice, but the Carbis Bay Hotel's unbeatable beach lodges come
By: Marc Mayo, Ben Thomas, Ross Webber, Daniel Wimbush
Forget The Oscars, forget the BAFTAs, it's time for truly the most prestigious awards ceremony of the year.
By: Marc Mayo, Ross Webber, Daniel Wimbush, Ben Thomas
Recap the winners from the 12th edition of the TTE Awards. By: Marc Mayo
A train ride away from Japan’s tourist hotspots, Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei is a quiet, secluded paradise, finds Marc Mayo
By: Marc Mayo
Marc Mayo Far from the hustle and bustle of city life, Nishimuraya Hotel Shogetsutei is a supremely relaxing ryokan stay with a modern twist
Checking in at Prince Park Tower in Tokyo, Marc Mayo is mesmerised by the sweeping cityscapes framed across 33 floors
