Anna Siampani

Anna Siampani, Lifestyle Editorial Director at the CEOWORLD magazine, working with reporters covering the luxury travel, high-end fashion, hospitality, and lifestyle industries. As lifestyle editorial director, Anna oversees CEOWORLD magazine's daily digital editorial operations, editing and writing features, essays, news, and other content, in addition to editing the magazine's cover stories, astrology pages, and more. You can reach Anna by mail at anna@ceoworld.biz

CEO Briefing

Medieval Siena – Impressive Sights And Traditional Food

CEO BriefingAnna Siampani

Siena in Italy is a city of art and certainly a city of good food. It is also a city of horse racing and the most impressive medieval city in Europe. It is a unique city with many ''faces.'' It is located on the Tuscan hills and still retains its...

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4 Towns And Small Cities Of Europe That Will Awaken Your Imagination

CEO BriefingAnna Siampani

The list of extraordinary places in Europe is huge, however, today, we will introduce you to the ones you need to know if you want to have a general view of the continent. Let's check them out! Edinburgh, UK Our journey to the dreamy small cities of Europe starts from...

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Telč: The Small Czech Town With The Colorful Buildings

CEO BriefingAnna Siampani

Very often, the smallest destinations can be the most impressive. The small town of Telč is located in the Czech Republic in the South Moravian region. Although it is small, it is so pretty and beautiful that in every corner you walk you want to take photos to remember its...

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Top 5 Must-See Towns In The World

CEO BriefingAnna Siampani

Discovering the world is nothing but an amazing experience. Today, our mission into the exploration of the world's beauty includes five small towns all over the globe that someone should seek to discover. Let's see them in detail! Live the experience of Haciendas in Merida, Mexico Our epic journey through...

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Top 5 Cool Neighborhoods In The World With Amazing Diversity

CEO BriefingAnna Siampani

Cool neighborhoods in the world, areas with a more peculiar character and a more diverse identity that give a special air to each city, are things that everyone wants to see at some point in their lives. Today, we have the top 5 places in the world that can provide...

CEO Perspectives

Pharaohs, Pyramids, And Egypt – The Story Behind Pyramids

CEO PerspectivesAnna Siampani

Perhaps the most positive element in Cairo is the Nile river. The presence of water in big cities always adds a sense of charm and beauty to the overall scenery. The Nile is not just a ''candy'' for the eyes; its presence is of extreme significance for the whole area...

Special Reports

The Reasons For Stress In Young Ages

Special ReportsAnna Siampani

Many parents wonder why their children do not perform well at school while offering them everything: artistic and sports activities, additional teaching support, learning foreign languages, playing, and rest with the closure of schools. It is a frequent belief that our successes in one or more activities "build" our self-confidence....

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5 Must-See Destinations In Asia To Experience The Perfect Vacation

CEO BriefingAnna Siampani

Asia is a whole continent of endless possibilities capable of sparking the imagination of any traveler. Magical jungles, islands with turquoise waters surrounded by palm trees, traditional villages, religious temples, and sacred mountains await you. From the traditional samurai country Japan to historic Myanmar and the immersive tranquillity in the...

CEO Perspectives

Pompeii, Vesuvius And The Destruction Of A Wonderful City

CEO PerspectivesAnna Siampani

Pompeii was a city in southern Italy, on the side of the Tyrrhenian Sea, near Naples. The Greeks built Pompei on the coast of Campania. It was located at the foot of Vesuvius and had a population of 20,000-30,000 residents. It was conquered by the Romans and was much influenced...

CEO Perspectives Special Reports

Discovery Of 9,000-Year-Old Female Hunter Skeleton – What Does That Mean?

CEO Perspectives Special ReportsAnna Siampani

A new scientific theory came to challenge the prevailing debate theory about the distribution of work in early human societies. Scientists believed that men were hunters and women used to raise the kids and collect fruits from the trees. The controversy started when archaeologists discovered the bones of a 9,000-year-old...

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CEOWORLD magazine

Anna Siampani

Medieval Siena – Impressive Sights And Traditional Food

4 Towns And Small Cities Of Europe That Will Awaken Your Imagination

Telč: The Small Czech Town With The Colorful Buildings

Top 5 Must-See Towns In The World

Top 5 Cool Neighborhoods In The World With Amazing Diversity

Pharaohs, Pyramids, And Egypt – The Story Behind Pyramids

The Reasons For Stress In Young Ages

5 Must-See Destinations In Asia To Experience The Perfect Vacation

Pompeii, Vesuvius And The Destruction Of A Wonderful City

Discovery Of 9,000-Year-Old Female Hunter Skeleton – What Does That Mean?

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