The flip side of the Greek coin on Mykonos, are beautiful breathtaking beaches that are very well run.  Comfy sun beds, grass umbrellas, margaritas, and mojito’s are at your beck and call, brought to you by

It’s Greek to me. Why don’t the Greeks obey the simplest rule such as safety? Or perhaps that’s just it…it’s Greek to the Greeks. I recently spent ten days in Mykonos and, on a day to day basis, spending time on

My personal experience with Sardegna (Sardinia) has accumulated over the years......

Robert Pierini was born in 1950 in Toulon and in the seventies he learnt how to master glass techniques, becoming one of Eloi Manod protégés......

At the start of the century, Lord Brougham founder of modern day Cannes established a home in the South of France to escape the English winters........

As we toured Charleston in a horse drawn-carriage, the American Civil War comes to mind. This quaint, beautiful, historical town Charleston was, during the war riddled with sorrow and pain.

It was fantastic! Meeting up with photographer, Michael Chinnici from Red Octopus digital film and marketing company in NYC.  In a nut shell, Michael is cool, calm, collect, creative, talented, and charming!

The world is your oyster in the Big Apple take a bite of it. NYC is one of the most.......