Budapest in 2026 is no longer just about goulash and langos. There are now around 36 Michelin-recommended restaurants in the Hungarian capital, including 6-7 with stars (although none with three stars yet). Stand has remained the city’s only two-star address since 2022. The numbers may seem modest compared to Vienna or Prague, but that’s exactly where the charm lies: each …Read more

The global counterfeit market amounts to hundreds of billions of dollars annually, with fashion accounting for about 60% of confiscated goods according to industry reports from recent years. Valentino Garavani, with its iconic Rockstud lines (including Roman Stud and Spike) and V-logo, is among the most counterfeited brands. Original prices range from several hundred to several thousand euros, making …Read more

Debut on 02.07.2011 at Harrods in London. Sold out in 10 days. This was not an ordinary perfume launch, but a spectacular entry of the British house Roja Parfums into the luxury niche perfumery market. The brand, founded by Roja Dove (considered one of the world’s most outstanding “noses”), has from the very beginning aimed for something more than just …Read more

Hvar enjoys around 2,724 hours of sunshine per year. That’s more than most resorts in the Mediterranean basin and a compelling argument for investors seeking not just property, but a premium lifestyle for seven or eight months each year. While Western Europe is shrouded in gray, here you can still have breakfast on the terrace overlooking azure waters.

But it’s …Read more

Portugal welcomed 32.5 million visitors in 2025, who left behind EUR 29.1 billion, with Lisbon taking the lion’s share of this pie. It’s no longer just the capital of fado and trams; it’s a luxury scene now competing with Paris or Barcelona, though with a much more laid-back vibe.

Why Lisbon

This city knows how to combine things that usually …Read more