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Technohull’s new 38 Grand Sport clocked a speed of 103 knots in pre-production testing
Technohull’s new boat achieves exhilarating speeds that would have seemed unthinkable in the leisure market even a few years ago. And all in perfect safety. Pure Sport: When they splash, they will set a new standard for the Greek RIB builder, and for the industry globally. Technohull’s fastest ever boat is now just…
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Six Senses to open in Iceland a hub for those passionate about nature and wellness
Six Senses, one of the world’s leading operators of luxury hotels, resorts and spas, is daydreaming about the country of fire and ice for its next development. Iceland is enjoying clean air, sustainable energy, and high national happiness. Six Senses said its goal is to align guests and residents with natural order and…
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Dating With Style – The Most Luxurious Ideas For Couples
Love relationship plays a significant role in our life. Most of us feel very nervous during the first date with our crush. If you want to impress your love partner and make your dating memorable and stylish, you should continue to read this guide. You will find the most impressive and luxurious dating…
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Buying a Second Home? Here’s What You Need to Know
Buying a second home can be a valuable investment. While many property owners buy a second home for the purposes of vacationing with the family, others choose to rent it out, converting it into another source of income. Whatever your reasons, there are several considerations that need to be made before committing to…
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Sanlorenzo at Art Basel 2019 – the perfect expression of the shipyard’s sophisticated luxury
The homage to Piero Dorazio at @Art Basel in Basel 2019. Sanlorenzo Yachts, the Italian shipbuilding company crafting tailor-made motor yachts as unique as a works of art, brings to Art Basel 2019 its own story and philosophy, once again entrusting the design of its own space in the Collectors Lounge to Art Director…
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Saype’s grassy graffiti: meet the street-art sensation who sprays mountains
The French artist’s giant biodegradable artworks adorn fields, are best seen by drones and last only days. Now, Guardian readers can get their hands on them