This summer, The Amundi Evian Championship celebrated its 30th anniversary. The youngest of the five women’s golf Majors, its meteoric rise in the world of sports now allows it to offer a prize money of 8 million dollars.

As Davos becomes less selective, billionaires now gather at ultra-exclusive locations, eager to reshape the world. Conferences like Brilliant Minds, Google Camp, and Sun Valley are bound by an unspoken rule of secrecy that unites their participants.

India will phase out import tariffs on Swiss watches from 22% to 0% following the ratification of a trade agreement with the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). This move is expected to unlock vast growth potential for the watch industry in one of the world’s fastest-growing economies. How does India stand to gain?

With a vibrant and diverse artistic scene, a stroll through the trendy neighborhoods of Cape Town and Johannesburg offers a fresh perspective on the country and its youthful spirit. Let’s take a guided tour through the country’s artistic landscape.

The classical beauty of Venice, seemingly frozen in time, leaves everyone in awe. And yet, its contemporary art market is very much alive and blooming. From exclusive events to private sales, prestigious galleries and renowned museums, where does the future of contemporary art play out in Venice?

Gaining access to the most exclusive spots in nightlife has always been a symbol of status. In the America of Resy and OpenTable, it’s become a highly lucrative business. For those who know how to exploit it, it’s a goldmine—and a headache for restaurants, especially in Wall Street’s city.

Innovative carbon-capture technologies are set to revolutionise the fashion and luxury industry, paving the way for a greener future.

The world of watchmaking is increasingly embracing recycled steel. But what does “recycling” really mean, and what is its true impact on the planet? Let’s take a closer look at this complex issue, especially in the context of watchmakers.

Between white sand beaches and dramatic river valleys, luxurious eco hotels and independent, regenerative projects in Portugal’s Alentejo region are setting an example for the rest to follow.