During her visit to London, Sandrine Camia, Deputy Director at the Monaco Government Tourist Authority, spoke to BTN about Monaco’s new communication campaign, “Monaco, Everything At Once.” The campaign celebrates Monaco’s unique ability to deliver an exceptional diversity of experiences within just 2 square kilometres, positioning the Principality as a compact yet world-class destination for leisure, business and luxury travel. Camia highlighted how Monaco brings together an extraordinary mix of attractions in one easily accessible setting — from major international sporting events, fine dining and luxury hospitality to vibrant nightlife, cultural experiences, wellness, sustainability initiatives and peaceful seaside escapes. The campaign reinforces Monaco’s appeal as a destination where visitors can enjoy multiple travel experiences in a single trip, without compromise. The interview also underlined Monaco’s continued focus on attracting high-value travellers, strengthening its international visibility and showcasing the destination’s distinctive blend of glamour, efficiency, culture and Mediterranean lifestyle.

Prince Albert II, His Serene Highness of Monaco, will announce Friday at New York’s Explorers Club first details of the World Sky Race—a race around the world by airships (blimps, dirigibles, and zeppelins). Winner’s prize: $5 million.

Lord Rogers’ architectural partnership, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners, has been chosen by the principality of Monaco to help redevelop the heart of Monte Carlo in a project due to be completed by 2016. Lord Richard Rogers is one of the great names in the world of architecture and contemporary urban planning.

To celebrate the festive season, the Hôtel Métropole Monte-Carlo is being transformed into a world of fun and magic - the world of Alice in Wonderland - until 6 January 2012.

Visit the palace apartments and remember the solemn moments of the recent Princely Wedding.

The exhibition “The Story of the Princely Wedding” opened its doors on 9 July 2011.