Freelance Journalist since 2002
Beauty, Fashion, Lifestyle and Travel
Journalist and Business consultant in Europe. More than 30 years experience of beauty, watch, jewelry and fashions industrie.
At 8:42 on a weekday morning, a pharmacy counter in Zürich is already busy. The card terminal pauses, the dispensing system takes too long to load, and the queue grows while someone blames the router. That diagnosis may be wrong. The fault could sit in the local access point, a damaged cable behind the counter,
Is the Kanal von Korinth still a dependable shortcut, or is it better understood as a spectacular landmark that may not be open when your itinerary reaches it? Conventional travel coverage tends to show the steep walls, passing boats, and dramatic viewpoints. That picture is incomplete. The canal is also a working, constrained infrastructure asset.
You're reviewing a premium hotel-spa prospect in Bangkok, and the commercial question isn't whether the property looks impressive. It's whether the account can sell enough product, create a credible reference, and give your Swiss natural-cosmetics portfolio a platform beyond one hotel. Banyan Tree Bangkok deserves that assessment because its value sits at the intersection of
You're comparing Dubrovnik hotels for a premium leisure programme, a family escape, or a Swiss wellness partnership, and the same question keeps returning: does a large coastal resort deliver enough character to justify its scale? Sun Gardens Dubrovnik does, but not because it resembles a boutique hotel. Its commercial strength lies in its size, waterfront
You've just landed in Bulgaria with a suitcase, a swimsuit and a booking confirmation that says “Sunny Beach”. You may be wondering whether you've chosen a family seaside break, a nightlife destination or a large resort built to handle both at once. The honest answer is that Sunny Beach Bulgaria can be all three, provided
A Zürich pharmacy manager is looking at a client who wants softer sun damage around the mouth, but doesn't want to disappear from work for a week. At the same time, a Geneva spa buyer is weighing whether a resurfacing service belongs on the treatment menu, on the retail shelf, or both. That's the commercial