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Short cuts: Paris hikes its tourist tax and BA returns to Stansted
...“It is another hard blow for the competitiveness of our sector and for the image of France, at a time when all the spotlights are on Paris 2024,” said the Union des Métiers et des Industries de l’Hôtellerie...
January 14, 2024
Travel
43 holidays to take in 2024
...Forthcoming highlights include, on May 16, Cimarosa’s rarely heard L’Olimpiade (not strictly an opera about the Olympics, though Paris 2024 is clearly its peg and the games are alluded to in its libretto...
December 30, 2023
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival
Where the FT Weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 7 September London, UK
FT MagazinePink Snow 2023: a winter sports special
Avoriaz: a ski city in the sky
...Tom Robbins was a guest of Pierre & Vacances (pierreetvacances.com)....
October 12, 2023
Life & Arts
The death — and rebirth — of the ski resort
...Just outside Grenoble, the Col de l’Arzelier resort, for example, was founded in 1967 and by the 1980s had six lifts....
February 10, 2023
Private equity
Is private equity actually worth it?
...Tony Robbins is certainly a believer. What should NBIM do?...
March 5, 2024
Travel
Bucking the trend: travel’s bright hopes for 2022
...Earlier this month, a new Nightjet sleeper train pulled out of Vienna Hauptbahnhof bound for Paris Gare de l’Est, the first direct rail link between the two cities since the Orient Express retired from the...
December 30, 2021
FT Live
Business of Art
Market shifts and future growth
Monday, 7 October180 Studios, London, UK
Travel
From Antwerp to Zanzibar: travel writers’ discoveries of 2022
...Tom Robbins was a guest of the Berghaus Zallinger (zallinger.com)....
December 10, 2022
UK holidays
The staycation safari
...and TE Lawrence would have enjoyed the Italianate formal gardens and swimming pools, the Moroccan courtyard and the Tent Room, resembling the inside of a black-and-white striped marquee, thanks to trompe l’...
July 17, 2020
ReviewAlbums
Bab L’Bluz: Nayda! — trance-inducing gnawa music
...This is gnawa, the trance-inducing Arabic blues that Bab L’Bluz are now reinvigorating. Mansour is a rare woman singer in a retrogressively male genre, and her lyrics are uncompromising....
July 10, 2020
HTSI
Stand and deliver: in praise of the news kiosk
...Byrd has always had a fondness for newsagents....
August 31, 2020
US immigration
Trump expands US immigration restrictions
...Mr Trump also halted L visas, which are used by companies to transfer employees to their US offices, and most types of J visas, used by au pairs....
June 23, 2020
FT SeriesPink Snow 2019: an FT ski special
Fresh tracks: what’s new on the slopes this winter
...Snowpine Lodge, the oldest of all Alta’s lodges, has undergone a $50m rebuild to emerge as a grand six-storey resort-hotel, with 68 bedrooms (complete with white robes and L’Occitane products), heated outdoor...
October 11, 2019
Due Diligence
Can dealmaking save us from the zombiepocalypse? Premium content
...Former Trump adviser and Goldman Sachs president Gary Cohn joined forces with former KKR dealmaker Clifton Robbins to raise $600m through a blank cheque company. More here....
August 27, 2020
ReviewDance
Has Benjamin Millepied finally found his comfort zone? L.A. Dance Project comes to Paris
...Orpheus Highway (2017) is a sneaker ballet in the tradition of Jerome Robbins, one of Millepied’s early mentors. The stage action is set against a film in which the dancers perform in rural settings....
January 31, 2019
US & Canadian companies
US businesses speak out against Trump border policy
...“We had no idea our former store would be used for such a disturbing purpose, A.L. We are just as shocked and disappointed as you are.”...
June 20, 2018
FT Live
FTWeekend Festival: U.S. edition
Where the Financial Times weekend paper comes to life
Saturday, 4 MayThe REACH, at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, F Street Northwest, Washington, DC, USA
Best of the FT in 2017
Travel writers share their best discoveries (and disappointments)
...We were living almost “off the grid” — no phone reception or TV — even as we were surrounded by L’Occitane toiletries and very fine wine....
December 8, 2017
Britain after Brexit
The Liam Fox-Philip Hammond split over Brexit on display
...Further reading Give us l’argent Paris has insisted that the UK pay its Brexit bill....
July 20, 2017
At Home with the FT
Conductor John Eliot Gardiner on his love of music and farming
...Throughout the war, musical friends would congregate every weekend to sing William Byrd’s four or five-part masses....
March 30, 2017
Life & Arts
Short cuts: travel updates from Italy, France and UK
...L’Albereta, a five-star hotel surrounded by vineyards a few minutes drive from the lake, is offering a two-night package for two people, including lunch on one of the islands, for €1,100....
March 24, 2016
Life & Arts
Hotel insider: Le Totem, Flaine
...Inspired by the hip city-centre hotel brands Ace, Mama Shelter and Generator, they devised what the group calls “une nouvelle vision de l’hôtellerie”....
January 22, 2016
Life & Arts
Travel updates: London, Paris and Antarctica
...The camp is usually served by specialist aircraft including the Lockheed Hercules L-382G and Ilyushin IL76-TD, which transport cargo as well as passengers....
December 18, 2015
Life & Arts
Travel updates: Alsace and London
...The chef, Jean-Georges Klein, won three Michelin stars at his previous restaurant, L’Arnsbourg in Baerenthal....
October 9, 2015
Life & Arts
New architecture in the Hebrides
...Life inside the house — watching films on the high-tech audiovisual system, lounging on the big L-shaped sofa, or watching sunsets from the hanging seat on the terrace — could scarcely be further removed...
April 24, 2015
Life & Arts
Travel updates: London, Rome and Switzerland
...business-only flights have also struggled: Hong Kong Airlines’ link from London to Hong Kong lasted just six months in 2012, while an Amsterdam to New York service operated by the British Airways-owned L’...
February 6, 2015
Uphill struggles: cycling adventures for Tour de France fans
Paris-Roubaix: a rough ride
...It is hell,” reported L’Auto. But the race went ahead anyway. Today, the hell is not so much the surroundings as the road surface....
February 27, 2014

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