People & Lifestyle

20.06.2012 1

Health: RT Editor Cassandra Tanti delves into the world of holistic therapy with a surprising result

Is Reiki really worth a try?

In a world that seems obsessed with pharmaceutical treatments, where does the idea of healing through energy and positive thoughts fit in? Read more …

01.06.2012 0

Health: Rehydrating skin nature’s way

Being healthy naturally

After a winter indoors, your skin can appear dull and dry, but it is possible to reverse this without fancy creams and serums. Skin can be rehydrated through water-rich foods packed with antioxidants and vitamins. "Consider a trip to the grocery store like a mini-spa getaway," says registered dietician Holley Grainger. Read more …

14.02.2012 0

Provence & Côte d’Azur: From each anti-smoking package sold, 20 cents is donated to Alpes-Maritimes cancer committee

It's time to butt out

Do you need help giving up smoking? Have you tried other ways but not quite found the right one for you? Quitting isn’t easy, but Arkopharma may have the answer you’ve been looking for with their expert advice and traditional homeopathic medicine.

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01.01.2012 0

Advertorial: Gut Klostermühle

Anti-burnout strategies

You can tell when winter has arrived when the beaches and charming perched villages of Provence are empty. And while snuggling up by a roaring fire with a good book may appeal, many people suffer from the effects of the cold, especially when they are not used to it.

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02.12.2011 0

Provence & Côte d'Azur: Ex-councillor Tracey Glowinski on why she loves Le Bar-sur-Loup

Making a difference to her village

Fifteen years ago, English couple Tracey and Julian Glowinski moved from Paris to Le Bar-sur-Loup, north east of Grasse, where they live in a one-hundred-year-old maison bourgeoise on the outskirts of the village.

Fifteen years ago, English couple Tracey and Julian Glowinski moved from Paris to Le Bar-sur-Loup, north east of Grasse, where they live in a one-hundred-year-old maison bourgeoise on the outskirts of the village.

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27.11.2011 1

Provence & Côte d'Azur: Exchanging Newport Beach for the Antibes seaside

The French connection

Exchanging Newport Beach for the Antibes seaside

Travelling is like a love affair, full of mystery and adventure," says Californian Carole Boller, who was selected as artist-in-residence for Antibes by a Town Hall committee. Speaking to The Riviera Times on the terrace of Villa Fontaine in Safranier, the sparkle in her eyes shows that this trip is no exception.

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01.11.2011 0

Winter, sun and distant horizons

A unique getaway where the mountains meet the sea; the island of Réunion offers endless panoramic views, making it an idyllic travellers paradise.

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25.10.2011 0

ADVERTORIAL: RFP Director Yves Derrien talks life insurance

Understanding life insurance

The French tax reform of July introduced new changes for one of the most useful investments for non-residents: life insurance policies. These policies are specific French investment vehicles used for both savings and transmission.

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20.09.2011 0

Sunshine and good times for many anglophone retirees

A life to live all over again

A move to the med is said to make retirement a lot more enjoyable.

The French Riviera has long been a dream location for Anglophone people in their retirement. But what are the realities of retiring to France? This month The RT find out...

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01.09.2011 0

People & Lifestyle: The realities of retiring to France.

A life to live all over again

Sunshine & good times: the dream of many anglophone retirees

The French Riviera has long been a dream location for Anglophone people in their retirement. But what are the realities of retiring to France? This month The RT finds out...

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Is Nice really safer?

New statistics on the level of crime in Nice’s worst neighbourhoods have been released but not everyone is in agreement. Since their integration into France’s “priority security zone” program at the start of the year, the city’s most troubled quarters have reportedly seen a 20 per cent drop in low level crime. Opinions on the truth of these figures are split between optimism and cynicism. Read more …

Crackdown on undeclared workers

A national organisation is preparing to do battle with the phenomenon of undeclared workers in the Alpes-Maritimes. URSSAF, which deals with social security contributions and family allowances, launched a sting operation for summer on Tuesday evening. As part of the measures, businesses in the PACA region could face hefty fines if their employees are not declared.Read more …

Grasse, the fastest economic growing town of the A.M.

Grasse has recorded the fastest economic growth in the Alpes Maritimes. According to the Chamber of Commerce, the town has seen a huge increase in profits, positioning it as the number one area with the highest economic growth in the region in the past year.Read more …

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Successfully Navigating the UK and US University Application Process

Carfax Education Monaco is giving a talk entitled 'Successfully Navigating the UK and US University Application Process' at the CREM (Cercle des Résidents Etrangers de Monaco) on Thursday 15th November at 7pm. Read more …

Rencontre de Jardins luxury garden fair

We all want the perfect garden, a place where we can forget the world and enjoy the great outdoors. The problem is we often don't know how to get this perfect garden, nor how to realise it! This September allow yourself to be inspired and educated at the most luxurious and stylish of garden shows.Read more …

It's a busy weekend ahead

Feed your mind, body and soul this weekend as the Riviera plays host to a range of different events and festivals that are sure to put a smile on your face. Add a touch of culture to your beach days or perhaps even a splash of sport. Whatever you choose to do this weekend, temperatures look set to stay in the 30s so get out of the house and into the glorious summer sunshine!Read more …

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