Better Phone Reception in Monaco and other news
It was another busy week in Monaco and here we gathered some news to give you an updated on the latest developments.
How to get Better Phone Reception in Monaco…
French phone networks have been recently welcomed into the Principality onto Monaco Telecom’s network, promising better phone reception for users subscribed to companies like SFR, Bouygues and Free. As of 5 March, people who text Monegasque numbers and people who visit Monaco from France should be experiencing a lot less frustration!
Monaco Telecom customers are on the Orange network in France and Orange customers are on the Monaco Telecom network in the Principality. But texts and calls from other French networks in Monaco have been notoriously poor.
At an exclusive luncheon held in the prestigious salons of Pré Catelan Lenôtre, Tournament Director David Massey unveiled on Tuesday the roster of players for the 2024 edition of the Rolex Monte-Carlo Masters. This legendary tennis tournament will take place from April 6 to April 14, 2024, kicking off the clay court season at the iconic Monte-Carlo Country Club under the presidency of Miss Mélanie-Antoinette de Massy.
How Many New Monegasques Were Just Inducted into the Great Monegasque Family?
Do you wonder how New Monegasques are welcomed in the great Monegasque universe? It’s a rare blessing and therefore there is a celebratory event crowning the achievement for which the Mairie takes the lead. And this typically happens every year, when the members of the Municipal Council welcome people who have acquired Monegasque nationality during the past year to the City Hall.
The new Monegasques are received in the charming Marriage Hall, perfect for a small congregation, the number being 68 new Monegasques who in 2023 acquired nationality by law or by sovereign order, published in the Journal de Monaco. If we look back for comparable numbers 60ish does not stand out as being unusual and we see there were even as many as 84 people who acquired nationality in 2019.
63rd Monte-Carlo Television Festival to Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Iconic Series Little House on the Prairie
The 63rd edition of the Monte-Carlo Television Festival has been chosen as the location for the largest reunion of leading cast members of the multiple award-winning 70’ and 80’s family entertainment series Little House on the Prairie in which to celebrate the much-loved drama’s 50th Anniversary.
Broadcast in 140 territories, Little House on the Prairie is one of the most watched series in the history of television. The first season, starring Michael Landon and Karen Grassle as Charles and Caroline Ingalls, launched in 1974 and a further eight seasons and three TV movies later the legendary series of more than 200 episodes concluded in 1984. Produced by NBC in association with Ed Friendly and Michael Landon, Little House on the Prairie continues to entertain and inspire further generations on screens throughout the world.
