Converted industrial sites
Ernst W. Veen, Director of the Hermitage Museum in Amsterdam
Lighthouse Tower
Leisure residences: revival of Center Parcs Sologne
Cuba: the Caribbean myth
On Saturday afternoons in Havana, the Malecón, the huge seafront boulevard lined with sea-sprayed buildings, is the most picturesque. Clusters of teenagers from working-class neighbourhoods of all colours gather there. Some, balancing on the jutting rocks, plunge into the refreshing waters of the Gulf of Mexico, others squabble on the low protective wall, while at the entrance to the port, a few fishermen tire out the fish in front of the Castillo del Morro, a military building constructed by the Spanish at the end of the 16th century.
José Angel Treviño Suárez, Commercial Director of Havanatur in Havana
Spain: celtitude on the roads to Santiago de Compostela
Cyprus: Light on the Mediterranean
Stimulation: luxury, dreams and authenticity
DZ Bank Berlin by Gehry
An events centre in the middle of offices: on the face of it, it's not exactly the stuff of fantasy. Except when the architect's name is Frank Gehry.
Casinos: business strategy and the green carpet
Crete: Flavours of the Big Island
The sea, the mountains, the oldest advanced culture in Europe and a renowned gastronomy. As diet is in vogue, this is an ideal theme for organising MICE trips, another way to discover the originality of Cretan culture.
The loss of any notion
Dubai I Abu Dhabi I Oman: Between desert and skyscrapers
The Jumeirah mosque in Dubai
The Burj al-Arab hotel
Opened in December 1999, the Burj al-Arab hotel is the only seven-star hotel in the world.




























