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Now until June 7 March 27-29 May 13-24
PICASSO: CHALLENGING INTERNATIONAL ROLEX REGATTA CANNES FILM FESTIVAL
THE PAST St. Thomas, US Virgin Islands Cannes, France
London, UK Sailing enthusiasts will be unable to resist the lure of This French Riviera resort is exclusive even at the
The National Gallery’s first the ‘crown jewel’ of Caribbean yacht racing, set quietest of times, but with every celeb on the planet
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exhibition dedicated to against the turquoise waters of the USVI. Book in town for the 62nd instalment of the film fest, all
Picasso will showcase 60 of clients into the Ritz-Carlton in St Thomas, from the best rooms may already be booked, so get in
his most seminal works. where guests can see some of the races directly from there now if you can (festival-cannes.com/en).
Every major period of his the beach or during a day trip on the hotel’s own
life in art is represented, catamaran, Lady Lynsey (ritzcarlton.com). June 3–29
with loans from among the leading collections of GATES OF HEAVEN EXHIBITION
Europe and North America (nationalgallery.org.uk). Paris, France
More than 350 ancient Egyptian artefacts spanning
March 7-23 three millennia will be on show at the world-famous
MELBOURNE FOOD AND WINE FESTIVAL Louvre museum (louvre.fr).
Melbourne, Australia
If your clients are gourmets, they won’t be June 6 (until November)
disappointed with a stay at The Langham, which is LA BIENNIALE DI VENEZIA
staging an international chef masterclass during this Venice, Italy
17-day festival. More than 200 food and wine events Even if they are not the romantic types, art lovers may
are taking place, including ‘The World’s Longest April 6-12 be tempted to the floating city for this renowned
Lunch’, along the banks of the Yarra river. Familiar MASTERS TOURNAMENT festival of international contemporary art, which only
Brit faces such as Heston Blumenthal will also Augusta, Georgia, USA takes place every two years (labiennale.org/en).
be in town (melbournefoodandwine.com.au). Market the first of the four major championships in
the year’s golf calendar alongside a stay at nearby June 22–July 5
Kiawah Island Golf Resort (kiawahresort.com). 2009 WIMBLEDON
CHAMPIONSHIPS
May 2-4 London, UK
ARABIAN HOTEL INVESTMENT CONFERENCE Suggest a city break to the
Dubai, UAE capital for tennis fans to
More than 1,000 senior hotel executives from around watch the world’s best
the globe will descend on the Madinat Jumeirah in players. You can’t promise
Dubai for the fifth annual AHIC. A key focus for the clients sunshine, but the
summit this year will be new developments in Saudi new retractable roof
Arabia – but not before the annual conference golf above Centre Court will ensure play continues
tournament (arabianconference.com). regardless of the weather (wimbledon.org).
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