


Good Morning Monaco
Monday, June 1, 2026
EasyJet bid speculation revives focus on Sir Stelios’ creation The airline founded by Monaco resident Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou has become the subject of takeover speculation after a US investment firm confirmed it is considering a possible offer for easyJet…
Monaco athletics team delivers historic medal haul at Small States Championships Monaco enjoyed its most successful-ever outing at the European Small States Athletics Championships 2026 on Saturday, May 30, returning home with four medals, including two golds and two bronzes, in a landmark performance for the Principality’s athletes…
Blue food takes centre stage in global food security debate The future of global food security was a key topic at the Blue Economy and Finance Forum in Monaco, where experts highlighted the growing importance of “Blue Food”, the marine resources that help feed billions of people around the world…


Tuiga carries Monaco’s maritime heritage to New York for historic US celebrations The Yacht Club de Monaco’s flagship sailing yacht Tuiga has arrived in New York ahead of one of the largest maritime events ever staged in the United States…
Albert I High School ready for next month’s baccalaureate exams Less than a year after entering a major renovation programme, Albert I High School is preparing to welcome students for this year’s baccalaureate examinations in newly refurbished facilities…
Monaco Grand Prix cars face new speed restrictions under 2026 FIA rules Formula 1’s new generation of cars will be subject to additional speed-control measures at the Monaco Grand Prix, with the FIA introducing circuit-specific engine settings alongside the removal of the sport’s new active aerodynamic system…
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DULY NOTED
Monday, June 1, 2026
Just two months after reopening following extensive renovations, Monaco’s Exotic Garden has welcomed around 20,000 visitors and is already approaching pre-closure attendance levels. To celebrate its revival, Monaco City Hall has relaunched the popular “Exotic Garden in Celebration” event, offering free family-friendly activities included with admission, from pony rides and face painting to educational workshops and guided talks. Visitors also had the opportunity to learn more about the major restoration project that transformed the iconic botanical site, which now benefits from improved access thanks to the new Salines car park and renewed appeal as one of the Principality’s most spectacular viewpoints.




