Prince Albert of Monaco Goes To The North Pole
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Prince Albert of Monaco Ventures to the North Pole
Summary
Prince Albert of Monaco is trading the streets of Monte Carlo for the North Pole to spotlight the impacts of global warming.
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Monaco, Monte Carlo, Hotels, Weather, Map, Monaco Grand Prix, Nice Airport, Holidays, Property, Real Estate, Prince Albert, Charlene Wittstock, Hotel de Paris, Columbus
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Accustomed to Grand Prix cars rather than dog sleds, Prince Albert of Monaco’s upcoming journey to the North Pole has surprised many. However, Prince Albert is no stranger to colder climates. Unlike the sunny weather of Monaco, where he became ruler last July after the passing of his father, Prince Rainier, Albert is more familiar with chilly environments, having represented Monaco in the bobsleigh team at the last five Winter Olympic Games. Even so, his upcoming seven-day expedition will present more hostile conditions as he aims to highlight the environmental damage global warming is causing in the Arctic.
During a recent press conference in Monte Carlo, Prince Albert explained his motivation for the trip. "If in our modest way, by this action, we can bring environmental issues into focus and compel some leaders to act more decisively, this expedition will have achieved its objectives," he stated.
Environmental campaigners have applauded Albert’s initiative, and his media image is transforming from a playboy millionaire to a responsible leader. In 2002, Prince Albert agreed to a DNA test concerning a child born to a former flight attendant he was involved with. Recently, he has been linked with 28-year-old South African swimming champion Charlene Wittstock.
One of his first acts after ascending to the throne was signing the Kyoto Protocol, aligning Monaco with nations committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Monaco and the Grand Prix
Prince Albert inherited a Monaco renowned as a world-class tax haven, home to luxury hotels like the Hotel de Paris, often listed among the world’s top ten. A local online travel guide remarks that Prince Albert’s environmental interests set a new agenda compared to his father's tenure, which transformed the principality into an economically secure sanctuary for the global elite. Residents enjoy zero-rated income tax.
Besides its financial allure, Monaco hosts the famed Formula 1 Grand Prix every May, and in September, the Monaco Yacht Show, attracting the super-rich. While these events fill Monte Carlo’s hotels and are synonymous with wealth and luxury, locals hope that Prince Albert's environmental focus won’t lead to drastic measures at home. Canceling the Monaco Grand Prix in 2007 to demonstrate environmental concern would undoubtedly make headlines but might not please his subjects.
Nevertheless, locals believe this scenario is unlikely. As the son of Hollywood star Grace Kelly, Prince Albert’s future media appearances could be as likely in celebrity magazines as in environmental campaigns.
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