Travel
Europe’s airlines gut summer schedules as Iran war drives jet fuel crisis
European airlines have axed tens of thousands of summer flights as the Iran war drives jet fuel prices to record levels, with Lufthansa, Aer Lingus, SAS and Ryanair all cutting schedules.
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Venturi to honour Prince Albert I with Norwegian trek
As part of Prince Albert I commemorations, Venturi President Gildo Pastor has tasked one member of his team with a mission to ski across a Norwegian island mapped by the Prince between 1898 and 1907.
Abercrombie & Kent celebrates 60 years of pioneering travel
Over six decades, luxury travel company Abercrombie & Kent has charted an innovative course, beginning in the wilds of Africa and growing to become the largest luxury travel company in the world.
Hôtel de Paris, Hôtel Hermitage recognised as world-class hotels
Forbes Travel Guide has announced its 2022 Star Awards for the world’s most outstanding hotels, restaurants and spas. Among them are the Hôtel de Paris and the Hôtel Hermitage.
“Don’t blame us” say ACM of traffic jams
The Automobile Club of Monaco has been “overwhelmed” with calls from angry motorists who blame the upcoming GPs for snarl-ups all over Monaco, but they say these problems are a two-way street.
Lack of natural snow no deterrent on season
Isola 2000 and Auron both closed their slopes on Monday after a winter with little snowfall, but the season was deemed a success nonetheless with the help of artificial snow.
Further traffic disruptions due to works on Grand Ida
More road closures are in store as work on the Grand Ida continues. Expect delays and possible rerouting for the next 10 days.
