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Luxury Holidays

Regal ... Alain Ducasse in the Hotel de Paris.

Monaco

Fit for a prince

Good Food Guide editor Joanna Savill has royalty at the next table when she dines at one of the world's great restaurants.

Japan

Soaked in tradition

Katsura River,

In a land of ancient rituals, Natasha Dragun immerses herself in the spa culture.

Northern Territory

Outback strokes of genius

MacDonald

Sue Williams watches artists at work on a cattle station combining landscape and luxury.

Room service

Mixed fortunes for reef resorts

Orpheus Island suffered only minor damage from cyclone Yasi.

Orpheus Island Beach Resort on the Great Barrier Reef welcomed guests late last month after its five-month closure for the first phase of renovations.

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Photo galleries

Ultimate luxury: floating island

WHY yacht floating island.

New yacht design for a 'floating island' takes luxury on the seas to a new level.

On board the world's most beautiful ship

Crystal Stairs, MSC Splendida cruise ship. Image supplied. SHD TRAVEL OCT 4 CRUISING.

Is the MSC Splendida the most beautiful cruise ship ever built?

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Travellers Tips

Tips

Dollar floats a new trend

Value ... the Seabourn Spirit cruises the Mediterranean.

Luxury cruising is now more affordable for Australians, writes Ben Hall.

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All the glamour and comfort yet none of the murder

Fitzgerald Suite

JANE REDDY | If The Great Gatsby whets yours appetite for a bygone era then a night at The Plaza in the Fitzgerald Suite is in order.

Frequent Flyer: Owen Campbell

JULIETTA JAMESON | This Australian busker-turned-acclaimed singer-songwriter is a fan of strong luggage.

Bye-bye Bali, aloha Hawaii

JANE REDDY | Interest in Hawaii continues to grow, with more than 250,000 Australians and Kiwis visiting in 2012.

Put another kipper in the pan

ROBERT UPE | Determined to lift visitor numbers to 40 million a year by 2020, the British are counting on us, writes Robert Upe.

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