Business & Finance
Marriott hotel in Cap d’Ail sold to Swiss investment firm for reported €85 million
The Riviera Marriott Hotel La Porte de Monaco in Cap d’Ail has been sold by Schroders Capital to Swiss-based Achernar Assets in a deal reportedly worth €85 million.
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Who is Monaco’s new Health Minister?
Christophe Robino has officially taken up his post as the new Minister of Health and Social Action, vowing to maintain excellence in health standards. So, who is this political outsider and what...
Macron and Le Pen spar in presidential debate
During their one and only televised debate before the French Presidential elections, Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen went toe to toe on almost every topic including Russia, the economy, and climate...
2021 trade uptick after dismal pandemic year
While trade in Monaco was heavily impacted in 2020, last year saw rebounds in overall volume and a shift in some habits, including a record number of imports from outside the EU.
Casino de Monte-Carlo wins two top awards
The Casino de Monte-Carlo has nabbed two major gaming industry awards, showing the establishment’s continued standards of excellence and a commitment to being a benchmark for luxury gaming.
Cruise ships return in 2022
After a two-year hiatus due to the pandemic, an estimated 137 cruise ships will be coming to dock in Monaco in 2022, signalling a welcome boost to the tourism sector.
New health minister appointed
The Palace has announced that that CHPG’s Head of Nephrology and Director of the Hemodialysis Centre Christophe Robino will be taking the reins from Didier Gamerdinger as health minister.
