Pools, beaches, sunshine, friends, trips… were all wonderful, but, on Monday, summer holidays came to a close. It’s now time for the 5,878 pupils of the Principality to hear school bells ring, find their desks and enjoy their recesses in the school yards. Going back to school after the holidays can be difficult, but Monaco has a solution. This year, …
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Another week in the Principality of Monaco has come to an end and here we selected 10 most interesting stories to keep you updated. Worthy opponents: AS Monaco Champions League draw Once a year, the Grimaldi Forum becomes a venue with various, confronting emotions on display. On the one hand, leaders who are disappointed at being dealt a dreadful lot. On the …
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What if renovating is the right decision this time? And if the aging Louis-ll Stadium, although envied for its urban character and various sports facilities for thirty years, finally got a youthful overhaul? Pending the detailed presentation of a modernization project complete with a primary budget, the State has already decided and even got the ball rolling by proceeding with …
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In the middle of the nineteenth century, the Principality of Monaco underwent a considerable transformation. From the agricultural Principality it once was, with its olive and citrus groves that stretched as far as Menton, it became a land of casinos and aristocratic tourism, when it lost the cities of Menton and Roquebrune in 1848. Prince Charles III created Monte-Carlo (“Mount …
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Last week, in Beijing, the prestigious “China Travel & Meetings Industry Awards” gala was held and prizes were awarded to participants. On this occasion, the gala’s organizers awarded the Direction du Tourisme et des Congrès (‘Tourism and Convention Management’) or DTC team the “Emerging MICE Destination of the Year” award, which was accepted by Alain Hong, Director of the DTC …
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