Marcus Samuelsson’s 5 tips to New York

New York's secret watering holes

Have you ever tried telling a New Yorker that you have had a drink at a bar in Times Square, and almost been punched in the face for your trouble? Manhattanites who feel a dagger through the heart at the neon lights instead love their more or less secret speakeasies, where the drinks are a work of art and the decor is an experience in itself. Give one of these a try. Read more

Marcus Samuelsson – community chef

Marcus Samuelsson doesn’t just open restaurants to make money or serve food. He opens restaurants to create communities – something he’s been doing successfully in Europe and the US for the last 20 years. Read more

Developing Scandinavia

Petter Stordalen and Marcus Samuelsson are among the entrepreneurs who are helping to inspire the development of exciting joint residential and business districts in cities across Scandinavia. Read more

Fun facts about the Olympics in Tokyo 2020

The last time Tokyo hosted an Olympic Games, in 1964, Japan used the occasion to showcase its Shinkansen bullet train. Unsurprisingly then, the organizing committee has stated that the 2020 Games includes an aspiration to make them the most innovative in history. Read more

Valencia – home of the paella

In Valencia, paella is a way of life. And when you sit with friends in front of a large frying pan where golden colored rice and fresh local ingredients boil over the orange glow of a fire, you’ll understand why. Read more

Take a tour of Chicago

You could spend days, even weeks exploring Chicago, but with a focused itinerary you can see a lot of the big city if you only have 24 hours. Follow our guide to get the most out of your day in Chicago, step by step. Read more