NEW YORK
MARKETS2025: RESILIENCE, VOLATILITY, AND STRATEGY
REALESTATE:
A MARKET DRIVEN BY PSYCHOLOGY AND POWER
CONSTRUCTION: BUILDING THE FUTURE WITH DATA AND DESIGN
TRAVEL: WHY THE WORLD IS MOVING AGAIN
HOW ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IS REDEFINING LEADERSHIP, DECISIONMAKING, AND GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS.
The New Blueprint for Global Leadership How artificial intelligence is redefining decision-making, strategy, and competitive advantage.
Strength with a Soul / By The Cigar Critic
A refined perspective on craftsmanship, experience, and the meaning of modern luxury.
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2025 in Markets: A Year of Resilience, Volatility, and Surprises
A closer look at market performance, investor behavior, and the gap between data and sentiment.
Building the Future Brick by Brick, Byte by Byte How infrastructure, sustainability, and technology are redefining how the world is built.
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The Market That Refuses to Be Predictable
From global demand shifts to AI-driven insights, real estate enters a new era of complexity.
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Why the World Still Wants to Move
A global shift from movement to meaning and the cities shaping the future of travel.
This publication is built on a simple belief: leadership today requires more than information it demands perspective.
In a world defined by volatility, rapid technological acceleration, and shifting global dynamics, clarity has become a competitive advantage. The ability to interpret change not just react to it is what separates those who follow from those who lead This first issue is designed with that mindset
Within these pages, you will find a focused selection of insights across the sectors shaping today’s global agenda artificial intelligence, finance, real estate, construction, and travel Not as isolated industries, but as interconnected forces influencing how capital moves, how cities evolve, and how leaders position themselves for what comes next.
Our goal is not to repeat what is already known. It is to highlight what matters the signals beneath the noise, the patterns behind the headlines, and the shifts that will define the near future.
As CEO Club New York, we have always operated at the intersection of leadership, access, and global perspective This magazine extends that philosophy creating a platform where ideas are refined, conversations are elevated, and insight is delivered with intention
This is our first issue But more importantly, it is the beginning of a long-term editorial vision.
Welcome to CEO Club New York Magazine.
BY CEO CLUB NEW YORK MAGAZINE AIISNOLONGERATOOL—ITIS
Artificial Intelligence has quickly moved from a futuristic concept to the world’s most influential economic force, reshaping industries at a pace unmatched in modern history. In New York and New Jersey two of America’s most dynamic innovation corridors AI is no longer just a tool. It is a strategic pillar for businesses, investors, and C-level leaders positioning themselves for the next wave of global competitiveness As we open the first issue of CEO Club New York Magazine, we explore how AI is redefining leadership, unlocking new opportunities, and pushing the boundaries of what businesses can achieve
Over the past year, the technology landscape has shifted dramatically OpenAI’s evolution of multimodal models, Google’s advancements in Gemini and enterprise AI integration, Meta’s open-source surge, and Amazon’s expansion into AI infrastructure have accelerated adoption across every industry from finance and healthcare to real estate, retail, and entertainment What’s happening now is historic: AI is moving out of research labs and directly into boardrooms. For executives, this is not a trend to observe; it is a transformation to lead
One of the most significant developments this year has been the rise of AI copilots digital assistants built into every step of the workflow Microsoft, Google Workspace, Adobe, and countless startups now deliver tools that automate research, content creation, forecasting, customer service, product design, and even decision support. For C-level executives, these copilots offer more than efficiency they represent a new managerial superpower Leaders who embrace AI augmentation are finding that they can manage larger teams, make faster decisions, and scale their operations with unprecedented precision
Financial institutions in New York aggressively in this direction. Ba detect fraud in seconds, produc instantly, and personalize wealth-management strategies. Meanwhile, real estate developers are using AI-driven analytics to predict neighborhood trends, optimize construction schedules, and digitally visualize entire projects before the first brick is laid. In travel and tourism, AI is revolutionizing personalized booking experiences, predictive pricing, and digital concierge services changing how travelers explore cities like New York. Even hospitality groups are now adopting AI for menu engineering, staffing optimization, and guest experience personalization The message is clear: across every industry we represent at CEO Club New York AI is no longer optional
AI is empowering a new class of innovators who can build solutions faster, reach customers globally from day one, and scale without traditional overhead limitations For many founders, AI is becoming the most valuable member of their team
Yet the real question for leaders is not what AI can do, but how fast they can adapt The most successful executives today are not the ones who know all the answers they are the ones who learn, experiment, and adopt new technologies earlier than others Early adopters consistently outperform late adopters in revenue growth, market share, and operational efficiency. In short: the competitive advantage now belongs to the curious
Here in New York, we are seeing a new wave of AI-driven entrepreneurship Startups in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Jersey City, and Hoboken are experimenting with generative AI applications in marketing, logistics, health diagnostics, legal automation, and creative industries
Looking ahead, several trends will shape the next 24 months First, AI will become deeply integrated into physical environments smart buildings, retail automation, energy-efficient construction, and sensor-driven real-time analytics Second, personalized AI agents will become a daily companion for professionals, handling inboxes, scheduling, research, and client follow-ups. Third, AIdriven cybersecurity will become a necessity, not an upgrade, as digital threats evolve in parallel with technological growth. And finally, AI will reshape global hiring, allowing companies to build hybrid teams across continents with seamless communication and collaboration tools.
As leaders, investors, and innovators, our role is to shape the direction, ethics, and vision of this new era The question is no longer whether AI will transform our businesses but how intentionally we will participate in that transformation At CEO Club New York, we believe the future belongs to bold thinkers who combine human experience with technological intelligence to build stronger, smarter, more impactful organizations
In this historic moment, New York stands ready not just to adapt to the AI revolution, but to lead it
Some cigars are smoked. Others define the moment.
ByWillKubofcikaka
@TheCigarCritic
There are cigars you smoke and then there are cigars that announce themselves
The first time I lit a Plasencia, I understood immediately that this was not about novelty or noise. It was about legacy, patience, and confidence earned the hard way.
Plasencia does not chase trends. They do not need to. Their cigars arrive with a quiet authority that says we have been here longer than most, and we will be here long after. That feeling becomes unmistakable once you spend time with the portfolio, but it reaches its fullest expression in the Alma Fuerte line, a name that translates to Strong Soul and one that lives up to every syllable.
Plasencia cigars are manufactured in Nicaragua, crafted in their own facilities by generations of hands that understand tobacco at its deepest level What makes that even more meaningful is that the family controls the process from seed to smoke.
The filler, binder, and wrapper tobaccos used throughout the portfolio are primarily grown on Plasencia owned farms in both Nicaragua and Honduras Volcanic soils, ideal climate, and decades of agricultural mastery shape the character of every leaf You taste the land in the smoke. You feel the heritage in the draw
My journey through Plasencia began the way meaningful ones usually do, slowly. Different vitolas, different blends, different moments Morning coffees that turned into afternoon conversations Long evenings where time felt less rigid and more forgiving. Across that spectrum, one thing remained constant, balance Not the kind that feels engineered, but the kind that feels inherited.
Then came Alma Fuerte.
This is not a cigar you rush into, nor one you light absentmindedly Alma Fuerte demands presence from the very first moment you pick it up Before the cut, before the flame, there is the unmistakable hexagonal shape, a bold departure from tradition that immediately separates it from the familiar sea of round vitolas
In the hand, the geometry is purposeful Six flat sides create a confident, grounded grip that does not roll between the fingers. It feels architectural, deliberate, almost sculptural, less like a cigar you casually hold and more like one you engage with. The shape itself encourages intention before indulgence.
The wrapper is dark, oily, and unapologetically bold. Pre light aromas hint at what is coming, earth, cocoa, and a restrained sweetness that feels cultivated rather than added
The first draw is decisive Dense, luxurious smoke delivers layers of dark chocolate, roasted coffee, black pepper, and a mineral depth that anchors the experience It is powerful, yes, but never reckless Alma Fuerte does not overwhelm It commands
As the cigar evolves, both blend and shape reveal their discipline. The hexagonal format subtly supports consistent airflow and a controlled burn, producing thick, creamy smoke without effort. The ash stacks solid and proud, mirroring the cigar’s angular identity. Strength here is guided by structure, proof that true power is measured, not forced
What impressed me most was how intentional the entire experience felt Each third transitioned with purpose Sweetness deepened, spice sharpened, then softened Nothing felt rushed Nothing felt accidental
Itispowerful,yes,butnever reckless.
Smoking Alma Fuerte reminds you that real luxury is not about excess It is about confidence Confidence in your process Confidence in your heritage Confidence that the cigar in your hand does not need an explanation
Because in the end, this is not just about tobacco or craftsmanship It is about moments shared, conversations sparked, and time well spent
It’s not just a cigar, it’s a Connection. It’s more than a smoke, it’s an Experience
I look forward to sharing a cigar with you in a cigar lounge, where we can truly “Smoke, Sip, and Socialize ”
Some cigars mark an evening. Others mark a chapter
Alma Fuerte does the latter, right down to its edges.
A year where strong market performance and cautious consumer sentiment told two very different stories.
BY CEO CLUB NEW YORK MAGAZINE
If 2025 had a mood, it might best be described as “complicated optimism ” On Wall Street, the year was marked by sturdy gains across major indices, electrifying rebounds, and renewed faith in the long-term growth story of U.S. equities even as Main Street households eyed their own wallets with increasing skepticism. For investors and business leaders, it was a season of reflection and recalibration: a year when the headlines often clashed with lived experience, and the numbers told multiple stories at once
But let’s start with the markets themselves those great barometers of economic confidence
By late December 2025, the major U.S. indices looked undeniably strong The S&P 500, often considered the benchmark for broad U S equity performance, was on track to finish the year up in the high-teens approximately 17–19% annual gain following periods of dramatic volatility earlier in the year
That performance placed 2025 in the rare category of a third consecutive year of double-digit gains, a feat that historically precedes more modest returns the following year, but one that nonetheless reflects remarkable resilience for global investors
Behind those returns was a powerful rebound after a sharp downturn in the spring a period of political and economic uncertainty that sent many portfolios into the red.
But as the year progressed, the market rallied with vigor, driven by renewed enthusiasm around technology stocks, artificial intelligence advancements, and expectations of more accommodative monetary policy ahead
The Nasdaq 100, with its heavy weighting toward technology and growth companies, outpaced the broader market once again in 2025. The Nasdaq Composite’s more than 20% annual rise reflected strong performance by megacap tech names and AIrelated sectors, which continued to attract capital flows despite some valuation concerns.
Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average, with its mix of classic blue-chip companies, also delivered respectable gains roughly 12–13% on the year showing that even more traditional industrial and consumer sectors participated in the rally
To put those figures in perspective: stocks generally don’t deliver such synchronized strength across major indices without a broad underlying economic narrative. And 2025, for all its twists, offered just that narrative a blend of technological optimism and economic fundamentals that kept investors engaged, even when broader sentiment was less cheerful.
However, this AI-infused growth also prompted warnings from some analysts about valuation concentrations and the potential risks of overreliance on a narrow set of high-profile tech leaders That tension between hope and caution played out across trading desks all year, shaping strategies and portfolio allocations
While Wall Street trended upward, everyday Americans told a more cautious story about their economic well-being.
Consumer sentiment measures across 2025 revealed low confidence levels relative to historical averages. For instance, the University of Michigan’s sentiment index in December stood in the low-50s far below its long-term average of the 80s and above
Similarly, the Conference Board’s consumer confidence readings hit notable lows, reflecting growing concerns about household finances, job security, inflation, and the cost of living.
A significant Harris Poll found that nearly half of Americans believed their personal financial security had worsened over the year, even at a time when macroeconomic data reflected expansion a stark reminder that market performance and lived economic experience are not always in lockstep.
No conversation about markets in 2025 would be complete without talking about AI Artificial intelligence remained the defining force behind much of the year’s stock performance. Many of the biggest gains in the Nasdaq and S&P 500 came from companies deeply involved in AI development and deployment. Broadly, AI helped shift markets from early uncertainty to renewed confidence, creating waves of both institutional and retail interest
This divergence matters because the stock market and Main Street sentiment together shape the broader economic picture A rising market may enrich investors and pensions, but if consumers feel pressured by prices, stagnant wages, or job market uncertainties, their spending which drives much of the U S economy can slow, creating a feedback loop that impacts future growth.
Beyond stock performance and sentiment surveys, the broader economy also delivered surprises in 2025
The U S economy posted one of its fastest growth rates in two years, with third-quarter GDP expanding at a 4.3% annualized pace a result well above many economist forecasts
That growth was powered by consumer spending and investment particularly in technology and infrastructure related to AI even as inflation hovered a bit above the Federal Reserve’s long-term target range. The strong growth performance surprised many and underscored the complexity of the economic backdrop: strong corporate profits yet cautious consumers; expansion on the one hand, apprehension on the other
Monetary policy in 2025 held interest rates relatively high for much of the year, with markets fluctuating around expectations for rate cuts Earlier expectations of imminent relief gave way to more measured views, but traders still anticipated eventual easing in 2026 as inflation pressures moderated
1. Volatility remains a feature, not a bug. Early-year tariff shocks and political uncertainty caused sharp swings that tested both seasoned and novice investors alike Yet the market’s rebound highlighted how quickly sentiment can shift when fundamentals stabilize
2. Growth remains led by technology and innovation. While all major indices showed gains, tech’s outperforming role particularly in the Nasdaq reaffirmed that innovation remains one of the most compelling long-term investment themes
3. Diversification matters. Some global markets outside the U.S. even outpaced U.S. returns in certain stretches of the year, reminding investors of the importance of geographic and sector diversification.
4. Consumer sentiment and market performance can diverge. Even with strong equity returns and solid GDP growth, lower consumer confidence indicates caution and an uneven distribution of economic benefit a nuance every investor should respect
Wall Street’s early view of 2026 is cautiously optimistic. Analysts forecast continued growth for the S&P 500, though likely more moderate than the dramatic runs of recent years. Corporate earnings growth remains central to those projections, with many analysts predicting earnings expansion that should support forward market returns.
Still, challenges remain Elevated valuations, political uncertainty, debt ceiling dynamics, and pockets of weakness in consumer sectors suggest that volatility is not going away Meanwhile, investors continue to watch central bank policy, inflation metrics, and global geopolitical developments for clues about the path of rates and economic momentum
In this setting, the smart investor whether individual, institutional, or corporate will be the one who balances growth enthusiasm with risk awareness, understands the cycles beyond the daily headlines, and remains grounded in fundamentals even as narratives shift.
The story of 2025 is not just about numbers on a chart It’s about confidence and caution, growth and apprehension, optimism tempered by reality. The stock market’s strong performance reminds us of the power of innovation, and the resilience of capital markets. Yet Main Street’s feelings of financial stress remind us that economic progress must reach beyond asset prices to everyday lives
For investors and business leaders, the takeaway is clear: markets offer opportunity, but the broader narrative is nuanced Watch both the indexes and the individuals behind them. Track earnings and inflation, but also sentiment and spending Balance optimism with strategy Because in a world shaped by rapid technological change and shifting economic patterns, the best investment decision is the informed one.
Here’s to a thoughtful, dynamic, and strategically grounded 2026 from all of us at CEO Club New York Magazine.
BY CEO CLUB NEW YORK MAGAZINE
New York City continues to define itself through reinvention. In 2025, development activity spans all five boroughs, with over 50,000 new residential units expected a pace not seen in decades Mixed-use projects and office repositioning reflect a shift toward experience-driven environments rather than traditional workspaces
Despite earlier concerns around hybrid work, commercial real estate is evolving, not declining Offices are being redesigned to support collaboration, flexibility, and community.
In2025,constructionisnolongerjust aboutsteelandconcrete.Itisabout reinvention,resilience,andredefining howpeoplelive,work,andbuild sustainablefutures.Fromglobal megaprojectstosmartcitiesandurban redevelopment,theconstruction industryreflectsnotonlyphysical transformationbutalsotheeconomic andtechnologicalforcesshaping tomorrow.
The U.S. construction market remains a global powerhouse, reaching approximately $3 7 trillion in 2025 Infrastructure investment continues to drive growth, supported by federal and state funding across transportation, utilities, and smart systems
Labor remains a defining factor. While workforce shortages persist, competitive wages and training initiatives continue to support industry resilience The ability to attract and develop talent will directly shape future productivity, innovation capacity, and long-term industry competitiveness
Globally, construction reached an estimated $15 7 trillion in 2025, fueled by urbanization, infrastructure upgrades, and sustainability demands From Asia’s megacities to Europe’s mixed-use developments and Africa’s infrastructure corridors, the pace of global construction continues to accelerate.
Mumbai, India 200+ skyscrapers under construction
Hyderabad, India 179
Gurgaon, India 170
Moscow, Russia 90+
Thane, India 82
Shenzhen, China 73+
Dubai, UAE 38+
Guangzhou, China 32+
Wuhan, China 30+
Sustainability is no longer optional. From timber construction in Scandinavia to vertical green architecture in Asia, environmental standards are redefining how buildings are designed
Adaptive reuse is accelerating Warehouses, malls, and office buildings are being repurposed into flexible, mixed-use environments.
Urban resilience has become a baseline requirement Climate risks are forcing cities to integrate flood protection, heat management, and long-term infrastructure durability into every project
Artificial intelligence is no longer a novelty; it is a practical and competitive tool that is rewriting construction processes:
Predictive scheduling analyzes weather, materials delivery, and labor availability to minimize costly delays.
Generative design tools help architects and engineers test thousands of variations to maximize efficiency and sustainability
AI-powered safety analytics identify risk signals on site before they become incidents
Real-time budgeting and procurement systems optimize resource allocation and reduce waste.
The narrative of “robots replacing workers” never fully materialized instead, AI augmented human expertise, enabling professionals to operate more strategically rather than simply more manually
AI is helping architects think faster, project managers allocate smarter, suppliers forecast more accurately, and executives understand long-term value with greater clarity. The future built today is being designed not on paper, but through data-enhanced intelligence
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BY CEO CLUB NEW YORK MAGAZINE
Real estate is no longer just about property — it is about psychology, technology, and identity.
For years, real estate was known as the industry of stability slow to change, comfortably traditional, predictable. Then the world changed. Interest rate shocks, inflation, global uncertainty, housing shortages, migration shifts, and a new force called influencer economics reshaped everything
By 2025, real estate is no longer just “property.” It has become psychology, technology, strategy, brand identity and in many places, survival
New York: The City That Doesn’t Collapse — It Reinvents
If you expected New York real estate to collapse under the weight of pandemic scars, high interest rates, hybrid work culture, and commercial vacancy concerns, 2025 likely surprised you. New York has a rule: sentiment may fluctuate, neighborhoods may reinvent themselves, but New York remains New York.
Residentially, the city entered 2025 with tight inventory, sustained global demand, and persistent desirability. Prices didn’t collapse; they recalibrated. Buyers became more strategic, prioritizing quality, lifestyle, and long-term value.
Luxury real estate continued performing strongly. International buyers returned. High-earning professionals continued choosing New York for one simple reason: opportunity still lives here. The city is not just a skyline it is a career engine and a global brand.
Commercial real estate revealed a more nuanced truth: we no longer need more offices; we need better ones.
Globally, real estate in 2025 is shaped by three forces: movement, affordability pressure, and reinvention.
People are relocating across cities, countries, and lifestyles. Remote work, investment diversification, and quality-of-life priorities are reshaping demand patterns. Secondary cities are rising Traditional markets are competing again
Affordability remains the industry’s biggest challenge Housing shortages, rising costs, and interest rates are widening the gap between aspiration and accessibility.
Developers and policymakers are responding with mixed-use developments, smarter urban design, and alternative housing models. Sustainability is no longer a marketing concept it is a requirement
Despite challenges, real estate remains one of the world’s most trusted assets representing stability, identity, and long-term value Wenolongerneedmoreoffices
Artificial intelligence is transforming how real estate is bought, sold, and managed.
AI analyzes property values in real time
AI predicts market behavior
AI personalizes property recommendations
AI optimizes property management
AI enhances architectural design
What once required teams of analysts can now begin with data-driven insight. Yet AI did not replace the human it eleva automated Trust is
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Humans deliver trust.
In 2025, influence became part of the real estate equation
Influencers promote neighborhoods They shape perception. They create emotional demand. They turn properties into stories.
Through curated content and lifestyle storytelling, influencers are no longer just amplifying projects they are shaping how cities are perceived. A single piece of content can reposition a neighborhood or redefine a development.
Real estate is no longer just physical it is cultural Homes represent identity Cities represent lifestyle Buyers are not only evaluating price and space they are responding to aspiration and belonging.
There is no single story
Luxury is thriving yet evolving Commercial is challenged yet reinventing Residential is desired yet constrained. Technology is accelerating yet human-driven.
Real estate is no longer about buildings. It is about behavior what people want, where they belong, and how they see their future.
Developers are increasingly integrating influencer strategies into their marketing, recognizing that visibility and trust now play a critical role in decisionmaking
This shift carries risks hype can distort reality. But ignoring it is not an option. Cultural capital is now market capital
From our perspective at CEO Club New York Magazine, real estate mirrors life itself cyclical, emotional, strategic, and unpredictable.
It remains one of the few industries where numbers and feelings carry equal weight.
And as long as people continue to dream of building a life, real estate will always have a story worth telling.
Travel & TourismWhy the World Still Wants to Move?
Travelisnolongerabout escape—itisabout meaning,connection,and intention.
By CEO Club New York Magazine
Travel has always been a quiet measure of humanity’s optimism We book tickets not only to go somewhere, but because we still believe there is something worth going toward And in 2025, after years of hesitation, global uncertainty, inflation shocks, political anxieties, and constant headlines predicting disruption, something remarkable happened: people started moving again. Not recklessly. Not blindly. But intentionally.
Travel didn’t simply “return”; it evolved.
Today, the world travels differently. People no longer travel just to escape life Increasingly, they travel to understand it. Travel has become more personal, more emotional, more thoughtful. And that evolution is reflected clearly in the cities that became the world’s travel magnets in 2025
Bangkok topped the world’s travel interest charts not just because of its bustling nightlife or legendary street food, but because it feels alive in a deeply human way. Hong Kong surged back as a symbol of resilience and global energy
London remained timeless, proving yet again that heritage and reinvention can coexist beautifully in one skyline. Macao balanced history and entertainment. Istanbul reminded travelers that standing in a city where two continents meet is still one of life’s great privileges. Dubai continued to show what ambition looks like when it is built into a skyline. Mecca reaffirmed how spiritual travel continues to shape global movement. Antalya proved that sometimes paradise really is just sun, sea, warmth, and a sense of simplicity And Paris well, Paris remained Paris, the eternal proof that romance, art, and beauty never lose relevance.
Those nine cities told a very human story in 2025: the world wanted energy, heritage, meaning, beauty, and experience.
Airports once again feel vibrant Not chaotic vibrant. Families travel to reconnect after spending too many years apart Entrepreneurs travel because opportunity is still global Students travel because knowledge still lives beyond classrooms. Couples travel because celebration still matters. And those who simply love the world refuse to stop being curious about it
Yet this new chapter of travel is not just emotional It is strategic, economic, and more complex than ever
Travel and tourism remain one of the world’s strongest economic engines, powering jobs, building cities, strengthening cultures, and even quietly serving as an instrument of diplomacy. Countries that were once dependent purely on visitor revenue learned to redesign their experiences Cities updated infrastructure. Hospitality organizations reinvented service. Luxury hotels redefined what “luxury” truly means Travelers today do not simply choose destinations they evaluate them
And what they value has changed
People want authenticity and soul, not just glossy images. They want experiences that feel earned, not staged Five-star hotels still matter, but now so does the story behind them. Who benefits from tourism? How sustainable is the footprint? How respectful is the development? Luxury is now defined not only by marble floors and skyline views, but by time, space, privacy, memory, and emotional satisfaction.
Travel interest is moving toward places full of cultural authenticity, revival energy, creativity, and identity Cities like Limón in Costa Rica are gaining attention, while Detroit and Medellín are experiencing cultural resurgence. Destinations like Okinawa and Hobart reflect a growing desire for nature, calm, and authenticity
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Hong Kong, China
London, United Kingdom
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Brussels, Belgium
Fès, Morocco
Okinawa, Japan
Hobart, Australia
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