Travel

Prestige issue 240-241, July-August 2013
Located in Northern Europe and connected to the Atlantic Ocean by the North Sea, the Baltic Sea extends over 432.000km2. Many countries border it such as Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Russia, Poland and Germany, home to a dense population. Formed of large ponds and islands, it is generally shallow, slightly salty and form, with Sweden and Finland, the Gulf of Bothnia.

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...

Prestige issue 269-270, Dec. 2015-Jan. 2016
After we landed, I just fell in love with this rich multi cultural country till this day. I was very lucky to have visited important cities with my dad, like Bombay, Delhi, Agra and Srinagar in Kashmir. It was also the first time I heard of the Himalaya Mountains when my father pointed at them from the plane on our way to Srinagar.

Prestige issue 269-270, Dec. 2015-Jan. 2016
Who has not wanted to know where Santa comes from? Each year, with the approach of christmas, young and old dream of this character, each in his way, and live up to their expectations. He would come, according to the legend, from Lapland, the northernmost region of Europe, north of the Arctic Circle,

Prestige issue 127-128, Dec-Jan. 2003-2004
At 32 kms from Aleppo. A mountain. A place of pilgrimage. Qal’at Simaan, the citadel of Simeon. The saint lived there 42 years on a pillar. He was called the Stylite. His asceticism fascinated. His faith was mobilizing crowds. When he died, people wanted to make the richest tribute to the man who had made a vow of poverty. Around this pillar was built a large church.

Prestige issue 124, September 2003
It appears in the distance, this oasis, enjoying the early morning under the protection of the mountains, Jebel Hayyan, Jebel Mazar. The city opens to the desert. A garden of five hundred thousand olive trees, palm trees, pomegranate, girded like a laurel wreath, with the ancient city that seems to stretch to infinity. City of this