Category: SHELTER
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What travel journeys will look like in 2024. The Future of Airports & Flying
Future of Travel 2024 Report: Stress-free and speedy check-in followed by a relaxing and bespoke flight. 2024 airports will be uplifting, intelligent spaces providing passengers with a sense of wellbeing, while airlines will become cyber hubs where travellers can create havens to suit their business or leisure needs, according to Part Two of the Future…
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Marlon Brando’s paradisiacal hideaway in French Polynesia is the world’s first and foremost post-carbon resort
Marlon Brando’s paradisiacal hideaway opens in French Polynesia. The Brando, the luxury resort imagined by Marlon Brando, opens the doors on the 10th anniversary of Marlon Brando’s death. The luxury resort is situated on French Polynesia’s breathtakingly beautiful private atoll of Tetiaroa – an atoll composed of a dozen small islands surrounding a sparkling lagoon…
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Men’s fashion: how to look good on a bike
The Tour de France hits Britain this week, but which kind of sartorial cyclist are you?
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LVMH to transmit French savoir-faire through L’Institut des Metiers d’Excellence
LVMH Creates “L’Institut des Metiers d’Excellence” Luxury giant LVMH announced the creation of “L’Institut des Métiers d’Excellence” (IME), a program of professional training that will allow the LVMH Group to ensure the transmission of its savoir-faire while enhancing the different métiers in the fields of craftsmanship and creation among young generations. Starting in September, the…
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From a niche market to a revolutionary force: $47 billion mobile sensing wearables market in 2018
Over the next five years, 700 million wearable tech devices will be shipped for a global annual market worth $47.4 billion at this time, according to global technology research firm ON World. Hardware will make up the majority of the revenues during this period but mobile apps and subscriptions will grow faster. The wearables industry…
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Seven good reasons to be an apocaloptimist
The climate clock is still ticking – yet there are incredible opportunities to make things better