Articles tagged “paris”

London will have to get creative if it wants to win the race against Paris for the Middle-East-Russia-China rich who want to spend their money and stay in historical/palatial hotels.

Social media has a found specific niche within the art community where small museums use platforms like Kickstarter to fund exhibits while the Louvre appeals directly to patrons.

Offensive as the Gillier's statement is, it's a testament to the growth and power of China's outbound tourism industry that he didn't say "ugly Americans" instead.

How could this not be popular??

Short term, the Louvre's opening is excellent counter-programming to some more provocative religious artwork that appeared in Paris this week, while long term it's a testament to the depth of the landmark museum's permanent collection.

From fashion labels to children’s games, hotels have taken on an array of strange new looks to attract guests, but this is the first instance we’ve seen where character flaws are the inspiration for redesign. Pity the cleaning staff.

Is it possible to capture the culture of a city by counting how many museums, bookshops, and comedy clubs it has? Perhaps culture is under-researched because it is something that is better felt than counted.