November 28, 2009 by dreamytravels
I hope you enjoy the video and congratulations to the winner. I am truly sorry about the videos speed you will have to pause at certain stages so that you can read the writing.

Hawaii
Next week we will announce the second winner. Also there will be a new post about Amsterdam posted tomorrow.
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November 15, 2009 by dreamytravels

The Eiffel Tower
Well informed, eloquent and oh-so-romantic, the ‘City of Light’ is a philosopher, a poet, a crooner. As it always has been, Paris is a million different things to a million different people….. The Notre Dame and the Eiffel Tower are only one of the hundreds of places to visit in this magnificent city. ……….
Where to stay
Paris is surrounded by hundreds of unique hotels to stay at.
Just take a look……….
Hotel George V
Steps from the Champs-Elysees, with private terraces that command all Paris; 17th-century tapestries, lovingly restored; and a spirit that lives on in thoroughly reborn, highly advanced spaces; Four Seasons George V Paris redefines service in the City of Light. Four Seasons Hotel George V Paris, an eight-story landmark 1928 building, offers 245 guest rooms, all with unique architectural details and many featuring private terraces overlooking the world’s most romantic city.

Hotel George V
This hotel pretty much says it for what standards this city has…… Other Notable Hotels include the Hotel de Crillon and the Hotel Plaza Athenee.
Where to Eat
Taillevent: This is the Parisian ne plus ultra of gastronomy. Taillevent opened in 1946 and has climbed steadily in excellence; today it ranks as Paris’s outstanding all-around restaurant, challenged only by Lucas-Carton and Pierre Gagnaire. $$$$
1728: This restaurant is more than a place to eat. It was here that the Marquis de Lafayette spent his winters during the last seven years of his life, receiving a stream of visitors every day and holding informal soirees every Tuesday evening at 8. The rooms are filled with 300 works of art, including a painting in the style of Caravaggio in the tea salon and a wooden Thai rooftop birdlike ornament in the entrance. They hung Venetian chandeliers, satin drapes and hand-painted silk wallpaper and filled the space with marble tables and velvet-covered armchairs. $$$
What to do
Here are the top 3 things to do in Paris…
1. The Eiffel Tower
Is the queue worth it? Yes, it is! Grab a 360-degree panorama over Paris from the tip of the city’s iconic spire. Night-time viewing is highly recommended – the queues are shorter then too.

The Eiffel Tower
2. Musee de Orsay
Marvel at the incomparable collection of impressionist and post-impressionist art at the waterfront Musée d’Orsay.
3. Sainte Chapelle
Be stunned (and inspired) by the veritable wall of sublime stained glass in Sainte-Chapelle, one of the most beautiful houses of worship in Christendom.
How to get there
Several Airlines fly to Paris. Air France, the French Airlines flies to destination through out the world. Flights from New York to Paris average around 600-700 Dollars…….
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November 11, 2009 by dreamytravels
Spotlight at Paris is coming soon…
Until then please take part in our competition you find information about it by clicking the image found on the right.
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November 7, 2009 by dreamytravels
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November 6, 2009 by dreamytravels
Cultural phenomenon, shopping heaven and tourist treasure……

Bangkok
Bangkok is one of the most cosmopolitan, contrasting and, above all, compelling of Asian cities. A steamy, pulsating, yet smiling metropolis of more than ten million – intense at first, but addictive as anything…………..
Ps: To celebrate the opening of this blog 5 first class voucher can be won. To take part in the competition tell us what your dream getaway is and way……..
Where to stay
The Peninsula Bangkok

The Peninsula
In the few years since the hotel opened, the luxurious riverside Peninsula Bangkok has quickly established itself as one of Bangkok’s finest hotels, winning many awards and accolades, including “World’s Best Hotel” in 2003 by the readers of Travel + Leisure magazine. Thanks to its unique waved-shape design and location on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, Price: 300 dollars per night
Four Seasons Bangkok
Featuring 340 luxurious, oversized rooms, including 33 suites and eight unique garden cabanas, Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok offers exquisite accommodations and gracious hospitality, strategically located in the corporate, diplomatic and shopping heart of Bangkok’s bustling core. Traditional Thai architecture, hand-painted silk, intricate artwork, an impressively scaled lobby and glorious gardens lend to the beauty of the Hotel. Price: 280 dollars per night
Shangri La Bangkok Best Choice

Shangri La
With lush gardens, river views and a signature spa, the Shangri-La Hotel, Bangkok offers guests the warmth of the Thai capital amid the serenity of a tropical retreat. The Shangri-La Hotel, Bangkok, is a 5-star luxury hotel in the central Silom district of the city. The design and appointments express the welcoming warmth and richness of Thai culture throughout the hotel, from traditional teak dining pavilions to the most up-to-date room features. Price: 250 dollars
Where to Eat
Breeze
The relatively new Le Bua hotel has brought to Bangkok a unique Asian seafood experience that will amaze anyone who braves the giddy heights of this alfresco restaurant on the 51st and 52nd floors of State Tower. Price: $$$$
Le Normandie
The Le Normandie is the apex of formal dining in Thailand, both in price and quality. The ultra-elegant restaurant, atop the renowned Oriental Hotel, offers panoramic views of Thonburi and the Chao Phraya River
What to do
There are so many different things to do in Bangkok…..from dining experiences to attractions… Here are the top 3 places to visit in Bangkok…..
1. The Grand Palace

Grand Palace
This is one of the most photographed spots in the city…and with good reason. The palace was built over the course of 3 years at the end of the 18th century by King Rama I and is the official residence of the current monarchy. This is also where you will see the temple of Wat Pra Kaeo housing the 15th century Emerald Buddha whose robes are rotated three times a year by no less than the Thailand’s king himself.
2.Wat Sutat

Wat Sutat
The temple of Wat Sutat is interesting for its connection to an unusual ceremony designed to show appreciation to the gods for a bountiful rice harvest. A giant teak swing, erected just outside the temple entrance, was ridden by daring young men who would not only see how high they could go but also try to catch bags of coins with their teeth.
3. Muang Boran
Want to start out with a crash course in Thai culture? Make Muang Boran your first stop. This open air museum spans over 350 acres and is laid out to resemble the country of Thailand itself.
How to get there
Almost all airlines fly to this main city. Flights from major cities such as New York and Los Angeles average from 700 dollars. Thai Airlines flies to all major cities and is also a great airlines to fly with.
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November 4, 2009 by dreamytravels

London
London is the beautiful capital of England. It is often said to be the most beautiful city of Europe since it is famous for several attractions such as the London Bridge, the Big Ben, Buckingham Palace and the amazing Harrods Department Store. In London you can visit

Harrods
different museums or just take a relaxing walk through Knightsbridge……everything is possible here.
Ps. The competition for the 5 First class vouchers is still going on. To take part simply comment bellow telling us what your dream getaway is and why
Where To stay
The Langham London Best Choice
The Langham, London has been delighting guests with enchanting encounters since she opened in 1865 as Europe’s first Grand Hotel. Now she has completed an exciting 80 million pound transformation, exuding a graceful and timeless elegance, blending a sense of the past with the style of today. Perfectly located in the heart of the West End, and London’s luxury shopping including Bond Street are on her door step. Price: 300 Pounds Per night
The Milestone Hotel

The Milestone Hotel
This intimate five-star hotel offers award-winning country house style, warmth and elegance in the heart of London, perfectly placed for Knightsbridge and The Royal Albert Hall and with easy access to the West End.
Price: 500 Pounds Per night
Where To Eat
There are unlimited Dining options in London……
Restaurant Gordon Ramsey
This Restaurant is a unique place to dine and of course it has Gordon Ramsey as head chef. $$$
Le Gavroche
This Restaurant combines French dining with an english flair. $$$
What To Do
Here is a list of the Top things to do in London.
1. The London Eye
The London Eye really has to be included in a trip to London. The 32 capsules carry around 10,000 visitors every day. Because of the way the capsules are suspended it allows for a full 360 degree-panorama when you’re at the top of the wheel.
2. The Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace is the Queen’s official residence. The State Rooms of the Palace are open to visitors during the Annual Summer Opening in August and September. If you are visiting at a different time of the year go along to see the Changing of the guard which happens on scheduled days so check before setting off, and arrive early to get a good position to watch the action!
3. Tower Of London
The Tower of London is where the Crown Jewels are housed, which are quite spectacular. It’s also where you can stand on the execution site of three English queens! The Tower Bridge is also worth seeing and is only a short walk away. Tower Bridge’s architect, Horace Jones, and engineer, John Wolfe Barry, took 8 years to complete the bridge, which opened on 30 June 1894. It remained the only river crossing east of London Bridge till the Dartford Crossing (a tunnel) opened in 1991.
How To Get There
Many different areas fly to London. British Airways has flights to almost every destination world wide. Flight from Los Angeles are about 600 Dollars
Thank you for reading this guide about London, we hope that we have helped you. If you need any further assistance then please dont hesitate to comment on this blog and we can help you.
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November 3, 2009 by dreamytravels

First Class
Hey Everyone,
As we stated before we are giving out 5 American Airlines First Class Vouchers which are usable for domestic and international flights. It’s easy to take part in this competition just comment on one of our blog posts stating what your dream getaway is and why?
Thank you and I hope you have fun in this competition,
Dream Travel Team
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November 2, 2009 by dreamytravels
Bora Bora is an Island of mysteries,romance and beauty. It’s a wonderful place to spend one‘s vaccations since it is located in the French Polynesia.
It’s hot temperatures and beautiful sees make it a unique place to stay at. Here are some quick looks at the island.
Where To stay at
If you are looking for a Luxury stay at the island consider staying at one of the following hotels:
Bora Bora Nui Resort and Spa
This Beautiful Five star resort is located on a Beautiful Private Inlet of Bora Bora and is a so-called NewBenchmark for Elegance in French Polynesia. This Resort is the Most Exclusive bay and has a white sanded beach and Crystal blue lagoons. Rate: 240 Dollars per night
Bora Bora Lagoon Resort and Spa Top Choice For Luxury Travelers
Located On A Private Island Just One Mile From The Main Island Of Bora Bora And A Scenic Boat Ride From Bora Bora Airport. Bora Bora Lagoon Resort Is A Secluded Enclave On An Unspoiled Island With No Roads Or Villages With Direct Access To Spectacular Reefs Lush Gardens And Pristine Beaches. Rate: 400 Dollars per night
Where to Eat
Most Likely the Resort that you will be staying at will have a great amount of choices for Restaurants. However if you wish to dine in the main Island here are your top 3 restaurants
1. Bloody Mary: Bloody Mary’s is essentially an American-style barbecued fish and steak joint — a welcome relief after a diet of lard-laden French sauces. You’ll be shown the seafood and beef laid out on a bed of ice. Price Range: $$$
2. La Havana: You will need one night for fun at Bloody Mary’s, another for a romantic dinner at this extraordinarily fine little restaurant, the best in all of French Polynesia. Price Range: $$$
3. Bora Bora Burgers: Cheap and small Bora Bora Burgers offers delicious burgers at delicious prices. Price Range: $
What To do
There are several things you can do in Bora Bora such as watersports, swimming and terrific dining which is most commonly provided by the hotels.

How To Get There
Hawaiian Airlines and Quantas offer regular flights to Bora Bora. For a specific schedule of the Flights and Prices from Area please comment on this blog with your question.
Creating Your Perfect Trip
Please Conact us or write an email and we will be glad to assist you in any of your travels to Bora Bora or other places. Further questions to Bora Bora and about the Hotels and restaurants please comment below. We would also be very please if you have any addition to this guide.
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November 2, 2009 by dreamytravels
I’m sitting here with a coffee from Starbucks, its cold outside and I can hear the rain slowly pouring. I feel cold so I decide to cuddle up under a blanket and think about where I could be right now, the Maldives, Bahamas, Seychelles and so many other places that seem to be paradise to so many of us.
We all love experiencing new

The teams favourite Getaway
things and visiting new places. There are so many places we would want to visit in luxury if possible. We can dream about visiting places in the future and start planning our journeys. This blog will give tips and advice on the best places to stay in every single astonishing country. The blog will cheap air fare tickets for us economists and also more luxury alternatives for luxury travelers. By reading this blog you have instant access to top places to eat,stay and do from a first hand source that has been experienced by our team of experts. Request information about any place you are planning to visit and we will create a whole schedule for you and post it on this blog or send it to you privately. From luxury yachts, to five-star hotels this blog will include all your travelling desires. To celebrate the opening of this blog 5 American Airlines First Class vouchers will be given to the lucky winners of the competition . Taking part is simple: Just comment on what your perfect luxury getaway and why you believe it is.
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November 2, 2009 by dreamytravels
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