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2 weeks ago | 
forbes.com.au | Mark Whittaker |James Morris |Jeremy Bogaisky |Alan Ohnsman
Published on April 6, 2025 When Julian Broadbent and Shane Ambry founded Applied EV in a Melbourne garage in 2015, there were confident predictions that full self-driving cars would be on the road by 2020. But the autonomous EV industry has chewed up billions in investment with a junkyard of failed dreams to show for it.
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2 months ago | 
forbes.com.au | Dan Cancian |Samuel Hussey |Alistair Charlton |James Morris
Published on January 30, 2025 The W196 R Stromlinienwagen – the “Streamline car” – will go under the hammer in Stuttgart, Germany, on Saturday at a target price of $52 million (€50 million).
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Jan 12, 2025 | 
tourism-review.com | James Morris
In 2024, Brazil experienced its best year ever for foreign tourism. The country welcomed a record 6,657,377 international tourists, a 12.6% increase compared to 2023. Brazil's Ministry of Tourism (MTur), the Brazilian tourism agency Embratur, and the Federal Police (PF) released consolidated data last week.
In December alone, 690,236 foreigners visited Brazil, 11.1% more than in the same month of 2023, the third-best December in the historical series that began in 1995.
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Dec 2, 2024 | 
forbes.com.au | Conor Murray |James Morris |Josh Lai |Anthony DeMarco
Skip to content Cars Published on December 3, 2024 British automotive publication AutoCar published pictures of the supposed concept car Monday morning, stating they were first posted to the car forum Coche Spias, calling it “completely unrelated to any Jaguar model that has gone before.” The concept images depict a bright pink vehicle with a more minimalist design, featuring an oval-shaped steering wheel, a wide front grill and no rear window, suggesting cameras may be used to show drivers...
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Nov 11, 2024 | 
tourism-review.com | James Morris
Uber drivers and Airbnb hosts are typically considered small business owners and often do not pay VAT (Value Added Tax). However, according to plans from the EU, this situation may change in the future. A new digital system is being designed to facilitate VAT collection and to fight against fraud. Nevertheless, this initiative is still a few years away from becoming a reality.
The EU member states have agreed on new rules for digitizing the common VAT system.
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Jun 23, 2024 | 
tourism-review.com | James Morris
HOME Top 10's Travel News TOP 10 DANGEROUS CITIES IN THE U.S. IN 2024 James Morris - Jun 24, 2024 The Americas continue to experience high rates of homicide, posing a threat to both locals and tourists. Young men, specifically those aged between 18 and 19, are at a high risk, with an estimated 46 homicides per 100,000 men in this age group. This rate is much higher compared to other regions.
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Jun 2, 2024 | 
tourism-review.com | James Morris
In various parts of Asia, there are reproductions of famous European cities and landmarks. For example, in Vietnam, Malaysia, and China, there are replicas of European cities, iconic structures like the Eiffel Tower, and gardens reminiscent of those found in France. Similarly, there are replicas of Austrian villages in China, an English-style town near Shanghai, and a Dutch-themed park in Japan.
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Mar 3, 2024 | 
tourism-review.com | James Morris
Egypt's Prime Minister, Moustafa Madbouli, announced that the UAE will invest $35 billion directly into the heavily indebted country. ADQ, Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund, has confirmed that most of this investment will develop Ras el-Hikma, a global tourist destination city on the Mediterranean coast.
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Feb 19, 2024 | 
techfinitive.com | James Morris
Increased regulations around data sovereignty mean it’s more important than ever to think about where business information is stored. James Morris explains how to navigate the murky waters of globalised data. The past two decades have felt like a free-for-all for global data. But now that we understand the dangers involved better, we’ve started to realise that information must be held with a greater focus on privacy, control and security.
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Feb 11, 2024 | 
tourism-review.com | James Morris
The Spanish government plans to invest over two billion euros to expand the Madrid Barajas airport to increase its capacity to 90 million passengers by 2031. It is not the only airport planning to invest in the coming years. Several European airports have announced substantial developments.
Madrid Barajas aims to become the largest airport in Europe, surpassing London Heathrow, which served around 80 million passengers last year.
