The Monaco Government Tourist Bureau has launched a new online training program, giving Australian and New Zealand travel advisors the opportunity to become certified ‘Monaco Tourism Experts’ and be in the running to win fantastic prizes.

The world’s largest living organism will go on show in Monaco next month as part of an interactive exhibition dedicated to the Great Barrier Reef.

Planning overseas events may not be an option right but once it is safe to do so again, Monaco wants you to be ready – because what better destination could there be to host an automotive event than the Principality itself?

Overseas famils may be placed on hold for now but that doesn’t mean that you have to stop travelling completely! Thanks to the Monaco Tourist & Convention Authority you can continue to skill up on all the Principality has to offer without leaving the comfort of your home.

Has there ever been a better time to dream? Not according to the Principality of Monaco, who wants travel advisors to keep dreaming about the destination as their client’s next luxury holiday by sending a simple message of affection: “Take care of yourself, we miss you!”.

A brand-new conference centre, One Monte-Carlo, has opened its doors in a completely revamped neighbourhood located right in the heart of Monaco. One Monte-Carlo virtually doubles the space dedicated to business tourism around Casino Square, currently comprised of Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo and Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo.

All-business-class French airline La Compagnie is now offering travellers on its new seasonal New York-Nice route a direct helicopter service to the French Riviera.

Solar panels and electric cars may not be the first things that come to mind when you think of the luxurious lifestyle of the city-state, but Monaco is leading the way when it comes to a sustainable future in Europe.

SeaDream Yacht Club has an exceptional sailing in the Mediterranean in May that is not only for nine-days duration, rather than a usual seven, but three of those days will be on the French Riviera – including being present for the 2019 Monaco Grand Prix.