Contemporary 5 Bedroom Villa | Le Cannet, French Riviera
AED 19,300,000 | €4.49m

BEDROOMS5BATHROOMS5BUA SIZE3,121 sq.ft
Ideally located on the heights of Le Cannet, in a beautiful, landscaped setting, this contemporary villa offers bright and spacious living areas and has been fully renovated with the finest materials.


The property features 5 en-suite bedrooms, including a principal suite, an independent 40 sqm space (gym potential), a sauna, swimming pool, pétanque court, stunning sea views, and parking for up to 4 vehicles with charging station.

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Louis Vuitton celebrates 130 years of Monogram with the Louis Vuitton Hotel London, a pop-up townhouse in Mayfair

Recently large part of London Mayfair empire was sold for £1.4bn to Abu Dhabi investor...nevertheless a small corner is reserved by a French billionaire. Located in the heart of London's Mayfair, the Louis Vuitton Hotel Pop-Up is an exceptional townhouse dedicated to the 130th anniversary of the Maison's iconic monogram. A timeless and enduring symbol of heritage, craftsmanship and continuous innovation, the monogram was first designed by Georges Vuitton in 1896 as a tribute to his father and remains one of the most recognizable icons today – an emblem of savoir-faire, travel heritage and an elegance that lasts for generations.

In immersive spaces dedicated to the Speedy, Keepall, Noé, Alma and Neverfull models, some of the Maison's most defining designs, the Louis Vuitton Hotel unfolds a multi-layered narrative around the bag as an accessory and cultural artefact. Masterpieces of craftsmanship, they have accompanied generations of travellers, creatives and collectors. From the Keepall Lobby to Bar Noé, from the Speedy Room to Café Alma and beyond, every area of the townhouse is designed to bring Monogram and the Art of Travel to life in surprising ways.

A dedicated Care Services area highlights the Maison's savoir-faire ethos and offers the opportunity to bring treasured Louis Vuitton pieces to the hotel for a restorative short stay, ensuring their longevity for generations to come. This offering is complemented by exclusive personalization services, including the hot stamping of signature patches available exclusively at the Louis Vuitton hotel, making each piece unique.

Paying homage to the emblematic Monogram, the Townhouse opens an immersive exploration of heritage and savoir-faire, positioning the Monogram as a cultural icon. The Louis Vuitton Hotel opens on Friday, April 24, and will be accessible for two months.

Hong Kong, 11 March 2026 – Mandarin Oriental, Macau is delighted to announce the appointment of Kai Jansen as its General Manager. Kai will provide strategic leadership for the hotel and lead the team to continue Mandarin Oriental's legacy of legendary service and innovative guest experiences.


Kai is an open-minded, highly motivated leader with a great passion for sports. Originally from Rheine, Germany, he began his career at an early age with a traditional restaurant apprenticeship in his hometown. He later earned a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from Stenden University in the Netherlands and Rangsit University in Thailand. After his studies, Kai gained professional experience in luxury hotels in Shanghai, China, and Berlin, Germany.


In 2014, he joined Mandarin Oriental, Tokyo and progressed steadily through the ranks of the hotel's dining and beverage services and taking on increasing levels of leadership. Kai moved to Southeast Asia in 2018 to join Mandarin Oriental, Kuala Lumpur — the Group's largest hotel — as Director of Food and Beverage. He oversaw the hotel's entire food and beverage department, its culinary operations and management, in all its restaurants and bars. In this role, he successfully led a team of 350 colleagues through the challenges of the pandemic while maintaining strong team engagement and operational excellence.


Before joining Mandarin Oriental, Macau, Kai was Hotel Manager at Mandarin Oriental, Munich from 2021 to 2023. He most recently led the pre-opening team at Mandarin Oriental, Savoy Zurich, positioning the hotel as Gault&Millau's Hotel of the Year 2025, one of Switzerland's top hospitality honours, and securing the Forbes Travel Guide Five-Star Award in 2026.

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To close the session, Razan Khalifa Al Mubarak, President of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) and UN Climate Change High-Level Champion for COP28, will share her perspective on the vital role of multilateralism and science-based conservation in protecting and restoring biodiversity—and, most of all, in shaping a hopeful future for all life on Earth.
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LTR - Delphine Arnault, Chairman and CEO of Christian Dior Couture and member of the LVMH Board of Directors and of the Executive Committee, and Khaled El-Enany, Director-General of UNESCO. Thomas Chene. All rights reserved

Impactful leadership and creative futures: UNESCO and Dior renew partnership to advance women’s leadership and savoir-faireOn 16 March, UNESCO and Dior renewed their partnership aiming to empower women leaders, cultivate the transmission of savoir-faire, and advance their mentorship programme.

The agreement was signed by Delphine Arnault, Chairman and CEO of Christian Dior Couture and member of the LVMH Board of Directors and of the Executive Committee, and Khaled El-Enany, Director-General of UNESCO. They were joined by mentees from the Women@Dior & UNESCO programme, who shared their personal experiences and discussed the skills of the future, including creative leadership, social sustainability and transmission. The renewed partnership is structured around two core commitments: empowering women leaders and cultivating the transmission of savoir-faire. It builds on an initial five-year collaboration (2020–2025) and aligns with Dior’s participation in UNESCO’s Global Education Coalition since 2020.

“Dior’s renewed partnership with UNESCO brings to life our shared values through concrete actions aimed at education and the transmission of savoir-faire for the empowerment of women. This ongoing alliance is driven by a durable ambition: that of making a meaningful and responsible impact around the world,” shares Delphine Arnault.   

Education is the passport to freedom. It gives young women the confidence to choose their own path, make their voices heard and contribute to their communities. Through our partnership with Dior, UNESCO is proud to help young women around the world unlock their full potential through education and mentorship,

Stefania GianniniUNESCO’s Assistant Director-General for EducationWomen@Dior & UNESCO is an international mentorship and education initiative, supporting more than 2,800 young women across over 60 countries and nearly 90 nationalities since its creation. Partnering with more than 75 academic institutions, the programme offers mentorship by Dior professionals, online learning modules, and the “Dream for Change” initiative, through which mentees develop community-based projects. From 12,000 applicants, 300 new mentees were selected to join the 2026-2027 cohort, symbolically joining on the occasion of International Women’s Day, 8 March 2026. This programme will mark its 10th anniversary next year. Under the renewed agreement, both partners aim to expand educational content, strengthen mentor networks, and share methodologies developed through an impact assessment.

Every young woman who enters this programme brings with her a unique story, a spark of creativity, and the determination to shape her own future. At UNESCO, we strive to give that spark the space to grow. Our partnership with Dior builds on this shared conviction that mentorship, education and culture are powerful drivers to support young women and uplift entire communities,

The programme will mark its 10th anniversary next year. Under the renewed agreement, the partnership introduces a strengthened framework informed by a comprehensive impact assessment, aimed at formalizing methodologies and key learnings to be shared more widely. It also expands the programme’s learning platform, which offers more than 20 courses structured around five core values: self-care and awareness, autonomy, creativity, inclusion, and sustainability. Efforts will continue to reinforce connections between mentees and mentors across regions.
Dior’s renewed partnership with UNESCO brings to life our shared values through concrete actions aimed at education and the transmission of savoir-faire for the empowerment of women. This ongoing alliance is driven by a durable ambition: that of making a meaningful and responsible impact around the world.

Women@DiorCreated in 2017, Women@Dior is an international mentoring and education programme designed to support young women’s professional and personal development. It brings together participants from leading business, engineering, art, and fashion institutions across more than 60 countries, aiming to teach skills which are not taught such as self-confidence and daring to aim for one’s career destiny.
This partnership reflects a shared vision to make savoir-faire a lever for education, training, and leadership in support of sustainable impact. By combining Dior’s expertise in craftsmanship and creative industries with UNESCO’s mandate to promote inclusive and equitable education, lifelong learning, and cultural heritage, the cooperation aims to create concrete opportunities for learning and decent work. Through mentorship, education, and the transmission of knowledge, both partners seek to support young women and contribute to sustainable socio-economic development.
UNESCO and LVMH GroupIn October 2025, UNESCO and LVMH Group renewed their longstanding partnership dedicated to biodiversity conservation and sustainable development. This new agreement, “For the Beauty of the Living”, strengthens and expands the cooperation first initiated in 2019 around UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere programme. Now extending beyond its scope, the partnership aims to intensify joint actions by mobilizing all of UNESCO’s education, science and cultural programmes. Together, the two partners aim to scale up concrete actions that protect biodiversity, support local communities, and promote sustainable economic models across UNESCO-designated sites worldwide.


Dior and UNESCO have renewed their partnership centered on empowering women leaders and cultivating the transmission of savoir-faire. Delphine Arnault, Chairman and CEO of Christian Dior Couture and a member of the LVMH Board of Directors and Executive Committee, and Khaled El-Enany, Director-General of UNESCO, signed the renewal of this unique partnership. They were joined by Mentees from the Women@Dior & UNESCO, who shared their personal experiences within the program and discussed the skills of the future, creative leadership and passing on savoir-faire. This renewed partnership is structured around two core commitments: empowering women leaders and cultivating the transmission of savoir-faire.   
Since its creation, the Women@Dior & UNESCO program has partnered with over 75 schools and supported more than 2,800 young women in a variety of disciplines, from business and engineering to art and fashion, hospitality and a host of other fields. Mentees from 60 plus countries represent nearly 90 nationalities. Over the years, the impact of this initiative has continued to grow, connecting talent, creativity and ambitious vision, registering some 12,000 applications for the 300 new Mentees who have joined the 2026/2027 cohort.  
For this new edition of the partnership, Dior and UNESCO conducted a comprehensive impact study to formalize the program’s methodology and key learnings in order to share actionable frameworks with potential to inspire and inform broader ecosystems. The partnership is also adding to the more than 20 exclusive educational courses available on the Mentee learning platform, covering a variety of topics linked to the program’s five core values of  Self-Care & Awareness, Autonomy, Creativity, Inclusion, and Sustainability. At the same time, it will continue to strengthen Mentee and Mentor communities by fostering engagement and interactions across regions, working very closely with UNESCO.