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Dorsia Unveils Exclusive European Summer Programme for 2025

Dorsia Unveils Exclusive European Summer Programme for 2025
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Global hospitality and technology leader Dorsia has launched its 2025 European Summer portfolio, offering members streamlined access to some of the continent’s most in-demand restaurants, beach clubs, nightlife venues and cultural events – including coveted Monaco’s Formula 1 Grand Prix.

The luxury platform, known for unlocking hard-to-book dining and cultural experiences, enables members to reserve sought-after venues across hotspots such as Ibiza, Monaco and the South of France directly through its proprietary app. The summer programme emphasises spontaneity and premium access, allowing members to enjoy world-class destinations at a moment’s notice.

Kicking off the season, Dorsia is providing entry to exclusive events in Monaco. Select members will be invited to the Dorsia Racing Club F1 pop-up – a private rooftop overlooking the Grand Prix circuit. Hosted by founder Marc Lotenberg and LouLou Group’s Alexandre Rossoz, the weekend will feature gourmet dining from chef Benoit Dargère and a VIP race day viewing on 25 May.

Members will also gain access to high-profile events including HEAVENSAKE’s exclusive lunch co-hosted by founders Marc Lotenberg and Carl Hirschman alongside Michelin-starred chef Endo Kazutoshi, as well as the “A Better High” weekend gathering, available only via Dorsia through its new Gatekeeper event management technology.

The summer calendar also includes entry to top-tier music events such as Turbo’s DJ sets with Adriatique, WhoMadeWho and Adam Port, and a four-night residency at Lilly’s club with performances from Travis Scott, Black Coffee and Solomun.

Alongside event access, Dorsia has expanded its partner network with new listings across the French Riviera and Balearic Islands. Members can now reserve tables and loungers at Sass Café Monaco, La Môme Cannes, Casa Amor, Cipriani Monte Carlo, La Réserve à la Plage, and more. In Ibiza and Formentera, featured venues include Jondal, Casa Maca, Sa Capella, El Silencio, and Cala Gracioneta.

The Dorsia platform also offers frictionless payments through its patented DorsiaPay technology, allowing seamless settlement without the wait – including support for cryptocurrency in partnership with MoonPay.

With hundreds of curated listings across Monaco, Cannes, St Tropez, Ibiza and beyond, Dorsia continues to position itself as the ultimate tool for discerning travellers and cultural insiders seeking unparalleled access throughout the summer season.

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May 23, 2025
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Editorial Analysis
Dorsia has unveiled its 2025 European Summer portfolio, granting members streamlined access to exclusive dining, nightlife, and high-profile events across the French Riviera and Balearic Islands. The luxury platform leverages proprietary technology, including Gatekeeper for event management and DorsiaPay for cryptocurrency settlements, to enhance the user experience. By securing coveted spots at venues and events like the Monaco Grand Prix, the company reinforces its position as a premier tool for high-net-worth travellers.
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