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A new infographic published by the Monegasque Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (IMSEE) shows an overview of salaries in Monaco’s private sector for 2025. Biggest employer in Monaco is the Private Sector According to the IMSEE’s first Employment Observatory, at the end of 2025, there were 77,866 jobs in the Principality. More than 70,000 of those jobs, or nine out of ten, are salaried positions (90.1%).

Just over a year after its opening, Marlow, the British-themed restaurant in Monaco, has been named one of the “Most Beautiful Restaurants in the World” by the prestigious Prix Versailles. From Dubai to London, Hong Kong, Los Angeles, and Helsinki: only 16 restaurants are featured on this coveted list, which was unveiled on Monday 1 June 2026. Marlow is the only restaurant in the Principality to be included.

Their eyes were fixed on the track, and their emotions often spoke louder than words. As drivers battled for position on Monaco’s legendary street circuit, their wives, girlfriends, and partners cheered them on from the paddock and grandstands while effortlessly setting the fashion tone for one of the most glamorous weekends on the Formula 1TM calendar. Kim Kardashian accompanied Ferrari driver Lewis Hamilton throughout the race weekend, from the paddock to the podium celebrations.

From June 5 to 7, the Principality of Monaco once again transformed into the global capital of speed, glamour, and high society. The legendary Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Grand Prix de MonacoTM attracted not only the world’s top drivers but also an impressive list of celebrities who filled the paddock, luxury yachts in Port Hercule, and the most exclusive terraces overlooking the circuit.

A new chapter has quietly unfolded at Nice Côte d’Azur Airport’s Terminal 2. A Delta Air Lines Airbus A330-300 touched down from Boston. And it was more than just another arrival. For decades, the French Riviera’s relationship with the United States was largely defined by New York. Wall Street financiers, Hollywood celebrities, luxury travellers and yacht owners flowed between Manhattan, Monaco and the Mediterranean in a well-established rhythm. But Boston tells a different story.

The Cannes Film Festival has long been more than the world’s most prestigious celebration of cinema. It has also become one of the most important showcases for high jewellery, where extraordinary creations from the world’s leading maisons compete for attention alongside the stars themselves. Every May, the red carpet transforms into a dazzling stage for exceptional gemstones and one-of-a-kind masterpieces.

The Monaco Grand PrixTM never struggles to produce emotion. Victory, disappointment, triumph and heartbreak often coexist within the narrow streets of the Principality. This year was no exception. For Monegasque fans, the weekend began with hope. It ended with frustration. Much of the attention throughout the build-up focused, inevitably, on Charles Leclerc. The Ferrari driver arrived in Monte Carlo carrying the expectations of an entire nation and memories of his historic home victory two years ago.

The Monaco Grand PrixTM is more than just a Formula-1™ event. A genuine open-air theatre, this is where speed, glamour, precision engineering and a battle of wills all intertwine. Over the decades, the narrow streets of the Principality witnessed not only the Grand Prix™ great victories but also a number of peculiar incidents that have long since become part of its history.

There are traditions in Cannes without which the Festival would be impossible to imagine. One of them is the appearance of Chopard’s dazzling jewellery masterpieces on the red carpet. Every year, creations by the Swiss Maison accompany some of the most talked-about appearances by the world’s biggest stars. Necklaces, unique earrings and jewels from the celebrated Red Carpet Collection attract no less attention than the film premieres themselves.

Princely Family attends Grand Prix Qualifying Rounds Several members of the Princely Family visited the Circuit de Monaco to watch the qualifying rounds ahead of the Monaco Grand Prix on 6 June 2026. Pierre Casiraghi, Beatrice Borromeo, Charlotte Casiraghi, Andrea Casiraghi, Tatiana Santo Domingo, Princess Alexandra, Ben-Sylvester Strautmann, and Louis and Marie Ducruet were in attendance.