28 June The author’s expedition to the Solovetsky Islands with Olga Akatyeva – founder of Prive Jet Club Business Aviation & Concierge
25 mars Where the world elite rests in May 2026 Private jets, rare events and places not covered by regular guides. May is one of the most beautiful months to travel in the world. The European Spring, the opening of wine regions, the start of the yacht season, the Formula 1 Grand Prix, closed gastronomic festivals and legendary routes on luxury trains. This is the month when ultra-wealthy travelers travel between multiple continents - often on private jets - to catch up to the season's most prestigious events.In this guide there are routes where experienced concierge clubs and owners of private jets go: a combination of sports, gastronomy, art and rare experiences.
Nov. 21 Therme Dubai: Dubai’s Largest Wellness Centre of the Future Therme Dubai is one of the most ambitious projects of the wellness industry, which will appear in the center of Dubai, in Zabeel Park. It is a vertical resort with a height of about 100 meters, combining thermal pools, botanical gardens, water attractions, innovative medical technologies and cultural spaces. The complex, worth about AED 2 billion, will become a new global benchmark in the field of wellness and longevity.
15 November A new round in aviation: eVTOL goes commercial - what happens in 2025 In 2025, eVTOL (electric aircraft with vertical takeoff and landing) moved from the prototype stage to real preparation for commercial operation. UK regulators have approved a certification and operation roadmap, and Vertical Aerospace is successfully completing the final phase of flight testing of its VX4. These events create the basis for future urban air taxis, a new level of environmentally friendly and safe transport in cities.
08 November The European Commission has limited the issuance of new multiple-entry Schengen visas to Russian citizens
05 Nov. Aren't there enough planes for everyone? Boeing warns of explosive growth in Asia’s aviation market Boeing has released an updated 20-year forecast for the India and South Asia region, with airlines there expected to increase their fleet by about 2,835 commercial aircraft. This reflects a massive market transformation and growing demand for aviation, especially in developing countries.
01 November The Future is Here: How AI Prevents Accidents and Delays Before Takeoff In the aviation industry, every flight is a complex chain of factors: aircraft condition, crew, weather, airport, air traffic. Unexpected faults, bad weather or logistics bottlenecks can cause delays, downtime and even flight cancellations. Today, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and related technologies – from big data processing to machine learning – are increasingly coming to the rescue. These tools enable airlines and airports to operate more efficiently, reduce downtime and improve reliability. In this article, we will look at how AI is already being used in aviation, what benefits and challenges it brings, and what to expect in the near future.