Tony Elliott, founder of Time Out, died Thursday at the age of 73.
In a post announcing the death, Time Out said he battled “a long illness.”
“Tony was a visionary publisher, a tireless champion of city culture and a staunch friend. He will be sorely missed by his family, friends and colleagues. His life and his work inspired millions of people who did not have the good fortune to know him personally,” the company said in the statement.
London’s first post-lockdown print issue of the magazine will be “a special issue dedicated to him.” It will release on Aug.