Ukraine: Under the golds of the East
Flight plan
Ukraine International Airlines flight PS 702 on 20 April 2009, on a Boeing 737-400, similar to the flight made by the group in its time. Take-off at 10.30am.
Olga Sansone, Eastern Europe Destination Manager, Vacanture agency
These countries are only just opening up to visitors, particularly MICE, and are not really well known.
Introduction to wheelchairs for a group of managers
I'll be a Massai
Living with the Masai
The Seychelles: a well-preserved fruit
Bank Of America Tower: Innovation on every floor
Incentive: sustainable motivation
A life after the red carpet: The Palais des...
The Bunker" is the unkind nickname that journalists have given the "new" Palais des Festivals in Cannes since its inauguration at the end of 1982. Inherited from a time when the plasticity of convention centres was not an imperative objective, and when it was still considered normal to set up exhibition halls in blind basements, the Palais des festivals has little chance of applying for the title of 'wonder of the world', despite its ideal location between the Croisette and the Vieux Port.
Vienna: modernity invented
Morocco: Marrakech the Red / Tangier the White
Like every evening, the terrace of the Café de France is fully booked. At the bottom of the steps, Issan gives his voice to encourage tourists to cross the threshold. It's "the place to be in Marrakech", he laughs. And he's right! The view from up here is breathtaking. The Place Jemaa el-Fna, the heart of the city, beats to the beat. And if the ochre buildings here are graceless, almost hideous, it's because the charm of Jemaa el-Fna lies elsewhere. As soon as night falls, the magic of the Orient is at work, and the whole of Marrakech seems to make an appointment there.
NETHERLANDS: practical information
All the practical information you need to organise your next business trip to Amsterdam and The Hague.
