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ST ANDREWS
Atop a cliff, inspired by land and sea, and infused with Celtic lore of magic and myths, the Fairmont St Andrews is everything you hoped a Scotland luxury resort would be. Located in the heart of Scottish tradition and history, Fairmont is a destination for those seeking not only the finest luxury spa resort in Scotland , but memories to last a lifetime.
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MONTE CARLO
If you're looking for a spa break, look no further than the Fairmont Monte Carlo luxury resort. Monaco has long been known as one of the most exclusive locations on earth and Fairmont embodies this ideal as a resort of the highest calibre. Located between the Mediterranean Sea and the legendary Casino of Monte Carlo, the Fairmont Monte Carlo luxury spa resort puts all the beauty of Monaco at your doorstep.
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DUBAI
Be the author of your own pampering experience at a top Dubai luxury spa. Heighten the comfort of idyllic luxury living by indulging in a range of treatments designed to soothe, pamper, de-stress and invigorate mind and body at the hotel's Willow Stream Spa. If you're looking for a Dubai luxury hotel - look no further than Fairmont.
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SINGAPORE
The Fairmont Singapore luxury spa - Willow Stream - is perfectly located in a cultural hub which brings together the best of both East and West. Indulge in a spot of pampering at the Fairmont Singapore luxury hotel before heading out to enjoy some world-class shopping, thriving night-life and sight-seeing in a modern metropolis beautifully ringed by green open spaces
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Sunday, January 31, 2010

Qantas International Business Now On Sale


If you act fast, you can get a great deal on Business Class tickets to Australia.

Qantas has a special offer that you must book by February 23, 2010. For the details, go to http://www.qantas.com.au/travel/airlines/visit-australia-business-class/us/en?gclid=CNi6rNyfnZ8CFQJaagodg0r9Ug

Flights depart from Los Angeles or San Francisco and the sale price is up to 55% off regular Business Class prices. A 50-day advance purchase is required.

If you've been thinking of heading down under - now's the time, mate.

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Monday, November 23, 2009

Business and First Class Bargains

Every traveler has their own idea about what constitutes a luxury experience – and yours might be quite different from mine. However, I bet we agree on one thing: traveling in Economy class is not luxurious.

To deal with the high cost of Business and First, I have learned to watch for discounted fares (http://www.johnnyjet.com/ is a good source). In addition, I track the airlines’ special promotions. Top-rated Emirates announces a new deal every Tuesday at www.emirates.com/spotlight. A recent offer was two-for-one First Class tickets to any of their 100 destinations.

Because I am a travel writer, I am deluged with press releases about the latest and greatest hotel and airline "bargains." Most of these I ignore because they really aren't all that exciting, but lately I have been getting news of some amazing airline deals.

Since I want you to know about them ASAP (before everyone else snaps them up), I've decided to post them on this blog as soon as they come in. Unfortunately, I can't predict how often this will be, so I suggest you register for an RSS feed (just click on the "Atom" button on the right). That way, every time I post on this blog, you'll get an email.

Of course, I'll also continue writing about other Authentic Luxury Travel topics.

In the meantime, check out two of my favorite sites: http://www.seatguru.com/ and http://www.bestbeds.com/ and stay tuned for money-saving tips on First Class and Business Class airfares.

Here's to traveling in style!

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