Named after a Dave Brubeck jazz album, the business was founded by Tony Elliott, who realised London lacked a periodical detailing the vast range of cultural events happening throughout the capital.Įntrepreneur: Time Out founder Tony Elliott (pictured) built the firm into a global powerhouse The plans signify Time Out's highly commercial operations, one far removed from its beginnings as a countercultural weekly where readers could learn about upcoming marches against the Vietnam War in a section entitled 'Agitprop.' When all eight of these establishments come on board, Time Out estimates they will yield approximately £13million per year in underlying earnings. 'Attractive terms are on offer at a time when consumers are seeking out convenient, social experiences.' 'There has never been a better time for destination "food halls" to expand, with landlords looking for experiential, immersive anchors to drive footfall to mixed-use developments,' said Liberum analysts Anna Barnfather and Nishant Dahad in a recent broker note. The share of Time Out's earnings from these markets is likely to continue growing over the coming years as new venues are launched in locations such as Vancouver, Abu Dhabi and Prague.Įight sites are being developed under so-called' management agreements,' whereby Time Out will receive a healthy share of revenues and profits while not contributing any capital costs, as part of a long-term goal to open 30 markets.
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