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Sunday, Oct 11, 2026

Monaco's Yachting Industry Generates €1.7 Billion Annually and Supports 3,300 Jobs

Monaco's maritime and superyacht industry now generates €1.7 billion in annual turnover, according to the Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies. The sector supports more than 3,300 jobs across 700 businesses, underscoring its importance to the Principality's economy and international yachting industry.
Monaco to Ban Unregulated Yacht Anchoring in 2027 as New Mooring System Takes Shape
Maritime engineering company Trasomar has begun installing nine deep-water mooring buoys in the Bay of Monaco to reduce damage to marine ecosystems from superyacht anchors. The project comes ahead of a ban on unregulated anchoring in Monegasque waters scheduled to take effect in summer 2027.
Monaco Government and Trade Unions Begin Talks on Pensions and Wage Competitiveness
The Federation of Monegasque Employees Trade Unions has opened discussions with Monaco's government over pension reforms and salary competitiveness. The negotiations will address rising living costs and employment conditions as the Principality seeks to retain its specialized workforce.
Orient Express to Launch Overnight Paris–Monaco Luxury Train Service in May 2027
Luxury travel operator Belmond has announced a permanent overnight Venice Simplon-Orient-Express service connecting Paris with Monaco from May 2027. The new route will expand premium travel options to Monte Carlo and strengthen connections between the French capital and the Riviera's luxury hospitality market.
Monaco Rugby Sevens Team Qualifies for European Games With Olympic Ambitions
Princess Charlene has confirmed that Monaco's national rugby sevens team has qualified for the upcoming European Games, marking a milestone for the Principality's rugby program. The achievement strengthens the team's ambitions of potentially competing at the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.
Charlotte Casiraghi and Princess Caroline Back New Family Support Center in Monaco
Charlotte Casiraghi, with the support of Princess Caroline of Hanover, has announced plans to open a specialized family support center in Monaco's Fontvieille district in October. Developed through the Jeune J'écoute association, the initiative aims to expand assistance for young children and families.
Monaco Retains Ligue 1 Lead After 2–2 Draw With Toulouse at Stade Louis II
AS Monaco maintained its position at the top of France's Ligue 1 football standings following a 2–2 draw against Toulouse at Stade Louis II. Despite dropping points at home, the club remains in first place as it continues its domestic league campaign.
Monaco to Screen Restored 1956 Wedding Footage of Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly
The Grimaldi Forum in Monaco will host a high-definition screening of restored archival footage from the 1956 wedding of Prince Rainier III and Grace Kelly. The presentation will revisit one of the most celebrated events in the Principality's modern history, highlighting its royal heritage and international cultural profile.
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