Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash

Prarthana Prakash was a Europe business reporter at Fortune.

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  • Bunker St PauliLifestyle

    A former Nazi bunker in Hamburg just relaunched as a hip new attraction with restaurants and a hotel after a €100 million revamp

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  • people seen biking in CopenhagenLifestyle

    Copenhagen wants to reward tourists who make a ‘positive change’ by cycling or cleaning up the city as tourism faces a shake-up across Europe

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  • Hannah SealTech

    The European VC wunderkind behind Mistral, Revolut and Slack just raised $2.3 billion and predicts the AI revolution is only in ‘the earliest innings’

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  • The Temple of Concordia in the Valley of the Temples, Sicily.Environment

    Sicily’s summer drought is so acute this year that it’s drying up lakes and forcing cities to turn away tourists because they don’t have enough water

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  • crowds of people standing near the ParthenonLifestyle

    Mayor of Athens says tourism in Greece isn’t ‘viable’ anymore as each visitor only adds €0.40 to the economy

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  • a row of 3 bottles and 1 can lined on a tableRetail

    Danish brewer Carlsberg is pouring $4.2 billion into a deal with Pepsi and Lipton distributor Britvic as Gen Z shies away from alcohol

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  • people swimming in the Seine RiverFeatures

    The Seine River, the romantic lifeblood of Paris, is set to reopen for swimming after 100 years. But its cursed clean-up is a lesson for future Olympics

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  • a lady smiling with her head tilted on a man's shoulderLifestyle

    Europeans feel the happiest and most respected in the world. Will the threat of an aging population change everything?

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  • people on a tourist boat in a water canal with colorful buildings at the backLifestyle

    Amsterdam has long wanted to keep ‘nuisance’ tourists away. First, it banned new hotels and now, it plans to ban cruises

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  • woman watching as a red train arrivesLifestyle

    The German railway system has become a ‘national embarrassment’ amid Euro 2024—and there seems to be no light at the end of the tunnel

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  • View of a road and homes in Ny-Alesund, Svalbard, NorwayPolitics

    The Arctic archipelago of Svalbard has just one unsold private property, listed at €300 million—but the Norwegian government is fighting to block its sale

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  • a group of women sitting on a couch with food in a table in front of themSuccess

    The Germans and French get over 30 days off a year—yet, they feel more ‘deprived’ of vacations than their U.S. peers with half the days

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  • Crowds of Tourists rest in front of the Eiffel TowerFeatures

    How to survive Paris during the 2024 Olympics

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  • woman walking amid short trees facing Siena old townLifestyle

    Italy is paying people as much as $32,000 to relocate to its Tuscan mountains as it tries to stabilize dwindling populations there

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  • two cows butting their headsEnvironment

    Denmark is spending $100 million to get its citizens to adopt a plant-based diet—but its economy is still stubbornly reliant on pork and dairy exports

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