The tragic explosion in Beirut affected local businesses from essential services to restaurants, fashion and even the arts – shattering buildings and centres. British auction house, Christie’s has just announced it will support Beirut’s throbbing art community with a charity auction. Dubbed We Are All Beirut – Art for Beirut: A Charity Auction, the online auction will take place...Read More
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Paris deserves its reputation as the most Romantic City in the World. Every turn reveals a famous landmark, a cozy café, a smart Boutique, and historical buildings situated at one of the busiest boulevard. Live and experience La Vie a la Française: French cancan, painters in Montmartre, chateau of Versailles, Garnier Opera … and simply...Read More
Fancy shopping? There is more to the Capital of Luxury. Outlets, small shops and flea markets also coexist in the city of lights. Coco Chanel’s Famous Quotes: Elegance is when the inside is as beautiful as the outside. Simplicity is the key note of all True Elegance. You can be gorgeous at thirty, charming at...Read More
Did you Know? Officials in Italy are sick of slow-moving tourists looking for a place to sit on public monuments. This week, Rome announced that visitors can now be fined €400 ($450) for sitting on the city’s historic Spanish Steps, which for decades have served as a crowded picnic, drinking, and resting spot for hordes of travelers looking...Read More
Amsterdam has been plagued by overtourism, with 18 million annual visitors descending on its 867,000 residents. The authorities have taken measures to deter overzealous tourists, by dismantling the “iamsterdam” sign — a former selfie spot — outside the Rijksmuseum in December 2018 and announcing a ban of “disrespectful” tours of the red light district in...Read More
Happy World Tourism Day. The United Nations World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) has celebrated World Tourism Day on September 27 since 1980. The purpose is to raise awareness on the role of tourism within the international community and to demonstrate how it affects social, cultural, political and economic values worldwide.Read More
For anyone who wants to feel like a modern day Marie Antoinette The Palace of Versailles has long served as a popular tourist attraction, but a new luxury hotel set in its lavish grounds means visitors will now be able to stay there. Airelles Château de Versailles will open in spring 2020 – the first...Read More
What could be more romantic than a Parisian wall declaring love in over 250 languages? Designed by Frédéric Baron and Claire Kito, this outdoor art installation features the words “I love you” written 1000 times in over 300 languages. Le mur des je t’aime (the wall of I love yous) is located in the Square...Read More
