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PARIS June 16 2025 PRNewswire -- This Sunday June 15th 2025 the Franco-German TV channel Arte broadcast the documentary AI and the Art Market directed by Fr d eacute ... PARIS, June 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- This Sunday, June 15th, 2025, the Franco-German TV channel Arte broadcast the documentary "AI and the Art Market", directed by Frédéric Biamonti, as part of its series on AI. Artprice and its founder and president, Thierry Ehrmann, contributed their expertise on AI in the Art Market. To ensure additional objective and impartial expertise about the documentary, Artprice engaged Perplexity and its Perplexity Labs to conduct an independent analysis of Artprice's strategic positioning and the impact of its proprietary AI, Intuitive Art Market®, on the Art Market. Artprice also commissioned Perplexity to examine its future developments and provide an unbiased assessment of the core innovations through which Artprice and its Intuitive Artmarket® AI represent ...

As we edge closer to summer, we asked Metro readers to share their favourite lesser-known places to eat in Europe. Metro readers share their favourite off the beaten track food spots (Picture: Getty Images) For most of us, the holiday trifecta is thus: sun, sea, and seriously good food. Whether it’s tapas in Spain, pizza in Italy, or schnitzel in Germany, every country has its own unique flavour. But as popular destinations push back against tourists, there’s never been a better time to explore new culinary horizons. As we edge closer to peak summer season, we asked Metro readers to share their favourite lesser-known places to eat in Europe. These are your best-kept secrets, from Montenegro and Georgia to the heartland of Germany. Metro readers have their say First up, Paul Drea recommends two contrasting locations: Kotor in Montenegro, and Telavi in Georgia. In Kotor, Paul recalls a grill restaurant that was ‘always packed,’ while in the Georgian city, he raved about the chicken. A...

I found the best men's travel pants to keep you comfortable on your next trip. Here's what made the list and what to look for, according to our adventurous gear editor. Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin Whether you’re embarking on a weeks-long vacation or simply getting away for the weekend, a pair of reliable travel pants is an essential wardrobe staple. I spent hours researching brands, analyzing fabrics and comparing fits to land on the best travel pants for men. My top pick overall is the Lululemon ABC Relaxed-Fit Pant, a best-selling style that’s smooth, stretchy and easy to dress up or down. If you prefer to travel in sweatpants, I recommend the Duer No Sweat Jogger, an ultra-comfortable option that’s elevated by the addition of back pockets. We rounded up the best travel pants for men that are comfortable, versatile and stylish. Illustration: Forbes / Photo: Retailers This list includes a range of styles to accommodate a variety of scenarios: There’...

Travel expert Nellie Huang has traveled the country to find the 7 best spots for remote workers. The post Where to Travel in Mexico 2025 Guide: Digital nomads appeared first on Mexico News Daily When my family and I moved to Mexico in 2021 as digital nomads, we had the intention of staying in the country for just a year. But a year turned into two, then three, and now we’re approaching our fourth year here in Mexico. Having been a digital nomad for the past 15 years, I’ve traveled and worked remotely in many countries, 150 to be exact. But Mexico just keeps pulling me back. The slower pace of life, family-oriented culture, decent infrastructure, comfortable lifestyle and affordability all contribute to making this place so appealing to me. And I’m not the only one who thinks so. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the number of digital nomads arriving in Mexico has skyrocketed. The US State Department estimates that 1.6 million Americans live in Mexico, with even more temporarily based ...

America's first national park is a bucket list destination for millions. We polled frequent visitors to find the best places to stay in Yellowstone National Park in 2025. All products and services featured are independently selected by Forbes Vetted contributors and editors. When you make a purchase through links on this page, we may earn a commission. Learn more Astrid Taran, Forbes Staff Forbes Vetted Choosing the best place to stay in Yellowstone National Park requires some research: With over 4 million people on average visiting the park each year, there are myriad accommodations to choose from. Park hotels place guests next to treasures like Old Faithful, while properties just outside the park—still within the greater Yellowstone ecosystem—offer amenities like gourmet dining and spa treatments. I polled Forbes Vetted editors who have stayed in Yellowstone National Park, and also tapped travel photographer and frequent national parks visitor Chris Poplawski, of Chris Roams, ...

She’d spent most of her life focusing on other people’s needs, so when Carole Carson’s husband passed away four years ago, the then-80-year-old realized it was time to do something for herself. By Tamara Hardingham-Gill, CNN She’d spent most of her life focusing on other people’s needs, so when Carole Carson’s husband passed away four years ago, the then-80-year-old realized it was time to do something for herself. After mulling over the prospect of moving to the Midwest to be near her daughter, Carole decided instead that she would leave California behind and move to France, where her son lived with his wife and children. In 2021, Carole “screwed up” her courage, and flew from California, where she’d spent all of her adult life, to a quaint town on the outskirts of Montpellier in southern France for a new beginning. Four years later, she’s still there. Life-changing decision “I think it is no exaggeration to say that I would be dead by now had I not moved to France,” Carole tells C...

Over the course of more than two years, we extensively tested 21 travel strollers with kids and parents. These are our picks for the best travel strollers in 2025. Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin A great travel stroller can be the difference between a peaceful vacation and a trip to meltdown city. The best options are compact, easy to fold and comfortable for little ones. After testing 21 travel strollers with a panel of parent testers (myself included) over the course of more than two years, we found the Joolz Aer+ is the best travel stroller overall thanks to its lightweight design, simple fold and sturdy and smooth stroll. If you’re traveling with a baby or a toddler, we especially like the Silver Cross Jet 5’s lie flat option for babies and built-in longevity as it can hold toddlers up to 55 pounds. The Doona Car Seat And Stroller is a convenient all-in-one travel system option for babies, and we found several more picks to peruse for your family. The best t...