Francesca Lombardo, Journalist and Author
Francesca Lombardo is a freelance journalist. She holds a Master's degree in journalism from the LCC of London and her articles has been published by the Financial Times, Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, Sunday Times, Sunday Telegraph, The Herald, Sunday Express, Daily Express, Irish Independent, The Sunday Business Post, A Place in the Sun, Ryanair Magazine, Easyjet Magazine, CNBC magazine, Voyager magazine, Portugal Magazine, Travel Trade Gazette, House Hunter in the sun, Homes Worldwide and to Italian outlets, Repubblica, D Repubblica, L'Espresso, Il Venerdì, Vogue, Vogue Uomo, Vogue Casa, GQ, Il Sole 24 Ore, F Magazine, TU Style, La Stampa, "A", Gioia. Francesca Lombardo has trained at the business desks of the Sunday Times, Daily Mail and Daily Express. She has authored a children's book series titled Beatrice and the London Bus. website: www.francescalombardo.net
The National Theatre Announces the Return of Dear England
London - The National Theatre has announced the highly anticipated return of its Olivier Award-winning production Dear England by James Graham. This critically acclaimed play will return to the Olivier Theatre for...
English National Ballet Unveils a Dazzling New Production of Nutcracker
London - The English National Ballet is set to enchant audiences this festive season with the world premiere of a brand-new production of the timeless ballet Nutcracker. This spectacular reimagining, co-choreographed by...
KOYN Japanese restaurant shines a bright star of culinary delicacies in Mayfair
Lodon - Nestled in the heart of Mayfair's Grosvenor Square, KOYN Japanese brings a slice of Japan to London with a duality inspired by the majestic Mount Fuji. The fifth venture by...
Design Museum: The exhilarating world of Tim Burton
London -The Design Museum’s highly anticipated exhibition, *The World of Tim Burton,* has made an extraordinary entrance, shattering records with over 32,000 advance ticket sales before its public opening. This unprecedented enthusiasm...
A Culinary Masterpiece: UMU Unveils Its Autumn Kaiseki Menu in Celebration of 20 Years
London - In the heart of Mayfair, UMU—a Michelin-starred haven of Japanese gastronomy—has unveiled its much-anticipated Autumn Kaiseki Menu to celebrate two decades of culinary excellence. This milestone is marked by a...
“Giannino Mayfair: A Luxurious Journey Through Timeless Italian Cuisine”
London - Nestled in the heart of Mayfair, London, Giannino Mayfair offers a dining experience that seamlessly blends tradition and innovation, making it a must-visit for lovers of fine Italian cuisine. With...
Rhythm and coordination bliss; Chunky Move
London - This performance brings to mind the fusion of classic pop and contemporary dance, almost as if Janet Jackson’s Rhythm Nation was reimagined through a modern, hypnotic lens. Eight dancers, clad...
English National Opera’s Resplendent Revival of Rigoletto
London -The English National Opera (ENO) triumphantly welcomes back Jonathan Miller’s celebrated production of Verdi’s *Rigoletto*, which first captured audiences in 1982 and earned an Olivier Award for ‘Outstanding Achievement in Opera’....
Francesca Lombardo, Journalist and Author
Francesca Lombardo is a freelance journalist. She holds a Master's degree in journalism from the LCC of London and her articles has been published by the Financial Times, Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, Sunday Times, Sunday Telegraph, The Herald, Sunday Express, Daily Express, Irish Independent, The Sunday Business Post, A Place in the Sun, Ryanair Magazine, Easyjet Magazine, CNBC magazine, Voyager magazine, Portugal Magazine, Travel Trade Gazette, House Hunter in the sun, Homes Worldwide and to Italian outlets, Repubblica, D Repubblica, L'Espresso, Il Venerdì, Vogue, Vogue Uomo, Vogue Casa, GQ, Il Sole 24 Ore, F Magazine, TU Style, La Stampa, "A", Gioia. Francesca Lombardo has trained at the business desks of the Sunday Times, Daily Mail and Daily Express. She has authored a children's book series titled Beatrice and the London Bus. website: www.francescalombardo.net