Travel

Prestige issue 113, October 2002
Its basalt stones fit together in a vivid testimony of the history of several civilizations. Quoted on the tablets of Tell Amarna, correspondence between the pharaoh and the Phoenician kings. Second capital of the Nabateans after Petra, seat of the Roman governor of the time of Trajan, deeply Arab...

Its name does not inspire joy, this sea that is actually a huge salt lake of more than 800km2, is the delight of thousands of tourists. What attracts so many people to this dream destination? Is it the paradisiacal setting? Is it the luxurious hotels that grow along its shores,

Prestige issue 261, April 2015
50 km away from Paris, in the Yvelines department, are the Thoiry Castle dating from the XVIth and XVIIth centuries and its Zoo. Built in 1559 at the request of Raoul Moreau, treasurer of King Henry II, the castle is an architectural work that had the ambition to serve the lifestyle of a noble family, but also to satisfy the passions of his esoteric owner. The residence was designed by architect Philibert de l'Orme and his master mason Olivier Ymbert.

Prestige issue 254, September 2014
At the invitation of TAT/Songkran Media FAM, Prof. Bassam Lahoud made ​​a trip to Chiang Mai and Bangkok, leading tourist destinations inThailand at theThai New Year, Songkran, celebrated from April 13 to 15. The ancient Siam, now Thailand, is a state of 514000 km2 of South East Asia, home to 63 million and a half inhabitants. Major celebrations planned for the New Year, the discovery of the Grand Palace and temples, through the

  Prestige Issue N°245-246 Dec-Jan 2013-2014 “The city with colors resembling the eyes of its empress”  © Prestige It is...

Prestige issue 273, April 2016
People dream of the Caribbean. Always sunny, fine sand stretching as far as the eye can see, idyllic landscapes, exotic nature ... many destinations of the Caribbean charming paradise to attract travelers

Prestige issue 251, June 2014
It is through the timeless adventures of Tintin in Tibet that we all formerly knew Nepal. Located in Central Asia, landlocked in the Himalayas between China and India, the country continually draws lovers of mountains and trekking, since its opening to the outside world during the 50s. Multicultural country deeply