MOSCOW – August 10, 2011 - As of August 2011, the Caviarterra restaurant at the Ritz-Carlton, Moscow has a new chef, Alexey Pirogov-Sitnikov.

At thirty-eight years old, Alexey is a graduate of the Moscow Cooking College "Tsarytsino". He also studied economics at the Academy of Labor and Social Relations.

A multifaceted professional with various experiences, Alexey is the ideal chef for the Caviarterra restaurant that offers Russian, European and American recipes on the menu.

Moscow is the world’s most expensive city for the rich, American Forbes magazine claims. Executives spend the most here to maintain their lifestyles. Among the items used to make the price comparison were a kilogram of black Petrossian caviar, a Rolls Royce Phantom, a Steinway piano, a Louis Vuitton Keepall bag, Turnbull & Asser shirts, a Rolex oyster perpetual watch, a Bill Blass silk gown and a deluxe suite at the Four Seasons, Intercontinental or Ritz Carlton Hotel. Prices were compared among London, Paris, Moscow, Dubai, New York, Los Angeles, Hong Kong and Tokyo.

Britain's deadliest secret agent, James Bond, was spotted while on assignment in Moscow yesterday. Actually, he was doing a pretty poor job of keeping a low profile: He held a press conference at the city's Ritz Carlton hotel.

A romance between supermodel Naomi Campbell and a Russian oligarch has sparked a feeding frenzy among the world’s gossip columns. Vladislav Doronin, a property tycoon worth around 3 billion dollars, is reported to be Campbell’s latest squeeze, with the two being snapped by photographers in glamourous hotspots across the world.

Where can super-rich travelers drop more than the cost of a college eduction on a weekend getaway? At a hotel housing one of the world’s most expensive hotel suites, of course. From Elite Traveler’s 2008 list of the 101 Top Hotel Suites of the Year, the five most expensive hotel suites and their nightly rates: