Home to some of Ireland’s most wild, rugged beauty, the region expands its attractiveness as a FDI hub Across the Northern Headlands and Atlantic Coast, County Donegal sits majestically as the gateway from the US to the island of Ireland. Ireland’s most northerly county has boosted the region’s domestic and international appeal as a destination […]

By Arlene Harris Right from their creation in 1796, the Grand Canal Docks in Dublin have always been a hive of activity with cargo ships, laden with goods and livestock, jostling for space amongst sailing boats and fishing vessels as they ventured in and out of Ireland’s most important port.  Industry in the immediate area […]

Seanchaí – Custodian of an oral tradition In a way, we are all seanchaí (phonetically pronounced: “shan-a-key”)  – story tellers, legend keepers and curators to our own story’s lives. Sliabh Liag Distillers’ invites you to become a Seanchaí and own one of 600 exclusive casks. Choose from Casks of smoky Donegal Single Malt or Pot […]

As cities grapple with the challenges of providing quality accommodation, Tom Walsh, Co-Founder and CEO of Staycity Group, explains how Staycity’s unique offering contributes much-needed quality options to cities while providing visitors with a perfect blend of home and hotel. Staycity started with one apartment in Dublin in 2004 and now operates serviced apartments in […]

All the high-quality advantages of Switzerland, but with greater affordability In Northeastern Switzerland, bordering Zurich and within St.GallenBodenseeArea, lies the canton of Thurgau, one of the most cost-efficient business locations in the Swiss Confederation. The canton respects its agricultural history and capitalizes on its location in one of Europe’s strongest economic regions. Excellent transport links […]

 Interview: Karin Jung, Head of the Department of Economics and Labor, Canton St.Gallen  In eastern Switzerland, lies the St.GallenBodenseeArea (SGBA), an initiative of the cantons of St.Gallen, Appenzell Innerrhoden, Appenzell Ausserrhoden, and Thurgau. SGBA is one of the largest and the most cost-efficient of the various economic areas of Switzerland, and rests between Munich and […]

As global food trends rapidly shift, American palates are changing. There has been an evolution from heavily processed cheeses towards traditionally produced artisan varieties, and specialty European cheeses are particularly gaining popularity in the USA. Cheesemongers know the Swiss have superior standards based on traditional methods. In general, agri-food production standards in the small alpine […]

The Canton is entirely mountainous and combines pristine wilderness and breathtaking scenery of snowcapped peaks with modern tourism infrastructure. It holds 1,000 peaks, 615 lakes, 150 valleys, and Switzerland’s only national park. Its Rhine Canyon Ruinaulta is fondly referred to as the “Swiss Grand Canyon”. This beautiful scenery was the inspiration behind Johanna Spyri’s worldwide […]

Switzerland’s largest Canton offers much more than pristine nature, culturally enriching environments, and thrilling recreational opportunities for tourists. Suitable industrial land is increasingly scarce in Switzerland. With more than 3.2 million square feet of premium industrial zones priced nearly 25% lower than at alternative Swiss metropolitan areas, the Canton of Grisons provides one of the […]

Privately owned and chartered aircraft arrive to Davos symbolizing a thriving sector With Richard Gaona at the helm, Comlux has transformed as a Swiss-based service provider in the fields of business aviation, transaction and completion services, into a diversified global operation continuing to rapidly expand. Gaona is committed to continuously setting new standards in the […]