Friends of the Earth releases 2012 Cruise Ship Report Card Cruise sewage: What goes in must come out. The enormous amounts of food and drink consumed on cruise ships, along with water from laundry, pool, medical facilities, photo labs, spas, and dry cleaning stations, has to go somewhere. At sea, what you flush down the … Read more
Charles de Gaulle airport launches art gallery Charles de Gaulle airport‘s passengers have a very good reason to arrive at the airport 2 hours before take-off… The airport opens Espace Musées, a museum dedicated to art. The fund displays original art work from some of the most famous artists of all times. “Rodin – The Wings … Read more
A blend of very old Grande Champagne and Borderies eaux-de-vie deserves an exclusive package. In the search for a unique gift box for L’Or de Jean Martell, the house of Martell has collaborated with French interior architect and designer Eric Gizard. For L’Or de Jean Martell, a blend of 400 rare eaux-de-vie, Eric Gizard imagined … Read more
Back to the Future with Dassault Falcon’s Retro Calendar In May 2013, Dassault Falcon will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the storied Falcon 20 which took to the sky just hours after the famous Charles Lindbergh’s message to Juan Tripp , Pan American Airlines CEO: “I found the bird”. The 2013 Dassault Falcon Calendar was … Read more
Luxury Italian car maker Lamborghini looks set to celebrate 2013 in style – not only is it the company’s 50th anniversary but it will also be releasing an exciting new model to mark the occasion. Although there are limited details available yet on the newest addition to the Italian manufacturer’s stable, any Lamborghini is sure … Read more
Ferrari is cutting emissions and working on a new hybrid model. To control the air’s humidity levels, Ferrari have planted trees on the Maranello factory. The buildings have also been built to allow more light in and slash electricity consumption. “We’re working on reducing energy consumption without forgetting that the symbol of Ferrari is performance. We’ve … Read more