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Monte-Carlo Summer Festival Closes Season With Strong Luxury Tourism Activity

The festival at the Salle des Étoiles is concluding its summer programme of international performances, supporting demand across Monaco's luxury restaurants, hotels, and yacht charter businesses.
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Monaco Launches Urban High Jump Competition at Quai Albert Ier

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Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou Foundation Awards Grants to Young French Riviera Entrepreneurs

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Monaco Raises Public Sector Salaries and State Pensions by One Percent

The Prince's Government has approved a one percent increase for public employees and state pensioners, aiming to protect purchasing power amid recent inflationary pressures.

Sean Connery's Former French Riviera Villa Listed for Eighteen Point Five Million Euros

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CFM Indosuez Renews Support for Monaco Blue Economy and Ocean Conservation Initiatives

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Mareterra Eco-District Added to Monaco Heritage and Cultural Tourism Tours

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Princess Charlene Named Vice-President of Monaco Olympic Committee

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