Berlin Mediaspree: alternative business
Innovative offices, quirky hotels and beach bars: landmarks in Europe's least stressful business district.
Seoul: design destiny
How do you reinvent yourself and become one of the trendiest cities in Asia? The ambitions of a mayor who has since become President of the Republic of Korea have enabled Seoul to achieve this second miracle: transforming a capital that was once seen as dull and grey into an urban model for the whole continent...
Berlin Mediaspree: if you have a bit of time
Feng Shui: the key to success
From the mezzanine overlooking the lobby of the Grand Hyatt, the sharp eye can spot the giant crab, with its eyes formed by two spectacular lanterns and its dark marble legs.
Hotels in Hong Kong: higher and higher
While the great classics of the Hong Kong hotel industry continue to fill up, establishments with character are making their presence felt at the head of the bay. A new offering that doesn't shy away from taking on new heights to surprise...
"Timeless elegance in keeping with the image of Seoul": Frédéric...
Seoul: address book
"A very avant-garde ecological approach": Thierry Jacquet, Phytorestore
"Chinese standards are prevalent in strategic sectors": Yann...
Wuhan: the ambitions of a Francophile
China: address book
Chongqing: an oversized megalopolis
Beijing: the bobo revolution
Since the 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing has emerged from its legendary austerity. Driven by the winds of a service-oriented economy, it is transforming itself and consuming high-end goods against a backdrop of bohemian cafés, designer boutiques and artists' neighbourhoods.
Kiev: address book
Hamburg Hafencity: the new gateway to the world
Water, air and business: landmarks in a new district that lives up to its ambitions.
Interview with Christoph Hoffmann, CEO of 25hours Hotel Company
Hamburg Hafencity: a district still in the making
HafenCity has come a long way since its master plan was approved by the Hamburg Senate in 2000, and work began a year later.
Hamburg: address book
"Here, we go to hotels for tea or brunch...
Jérôme Mathe is the chef of the Café des Arts restaurant at the Malba Museum, in association with Jean-Paul Bondoux, a star of French gastronomy in Buenos Aires.
Hotels: Buenos Aires shakes up its traditions
From the palaces of yesteryear to the trendy boutique hotels, the range of possibilities is vast in an Argentine capital where a multitude of small hotels that are very much of their time flourish alongside luxury establishments with a discreet, timeless charm.





































