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Dec20

Take the Scottsdale experience to a higher level

The elegant Montelucia Resort is ranked as #1 Hotel in Arizona by Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards and #13 Top Resort in the United States and Canada.  One of the most luxurious in Scottsdale, this 35-acre retreat so resembles an Andalusian pueblo blanco that you’ll forget you’re in Arizona. Montelucia Resort is a top-rated luxury hotel inspired by the rich history, culture and architecture of Europe’s Andalusia region. Points of interest close to the resort include Sun Devil Stadium, Downtown Old Scottsdale Shopping Center, US Airways Center, Scottsdale Fashion Square, the Heard Museum, and Biltmore Fashion Park.

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Nov16

A beautiful green setting of Oriental gardens

Located in the very city center of Marrakech, the Sofitel Marrakech Lounge is a beautiful luxury hotel offers an exclusive list of 5-star amenities as well as top quality hotel services and hospitality. Within walking distance to the fortified walls of the Medina, this elegant property is designed in a contemporary Andalusian style and is surrounded by sumptuous gardens. It is only minutes to the rail station and airport, but also a short drive to such historic and popular destinations as the Jamaa El Fna square, the Bahai Palace and the Saadien Tombs.

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Nov16

The land of A Thousand and One Nights


Built on eight acre within the walls of the old city of Marrakech, this magnificent hotel was built at the behest of Morocco’s King Mohammed VI with an undisclosed, but evidently immense, budget. The brand new Royal Mansour retreat offers a perfect balance of rich colors, local architecture and refined opulence. This is a new icon of Moroccan elegance and considered by locale as one if the world’s premier luxury travel destinations.

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Nov16

A sublime spa destination

 Morocco’s former Imperial city of Marrakech is home to the newest and most luxurious Four Seasons Hotel. Opened on 16 June 2011, Four Seasons Marrakech is a luxury five-star resort surrounded by 40 acres of Moorish gardens. Nestled near the foothills of the glorious Atlas Mountains, this urban oasis is perfect destination for sun seekers, romantics, adventurers, spa aficionados and fun-loving families. It will captivate your attention as soon as you arrive.

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Nov10

A gem among luxury Moroccan hotels

 Built in 1879, this former palace of the Grand Vizir of Jamai is located in central Fez, which is on UNESCO’s world heritage list. Surrounded by superb gardens, Sofitel Hotel Fes Palais Jamai is an ideal location for business or leisure travelers. Designed with traditional Moorish decor, this luxury property preserves the authenticity of Fez, the spiritual and cultural capital of Morocco. Overlooks the Fez Medina, it is within easy access to all the city’s attractions including the Moulay Idriss Shrine.

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Nov10

A 180 degree view over the Atlantic Ocean

Overlooking the sapphire blue waters of the Atlantic right on the beach near El Jadida in exotic Morocco, Mazagan Beach Resort is a truly unique coastal destination resort. Located a 20-minute drive from the town of El Jadida, this luxury resort is set in 250 hectares of undeveloped land. Less than an hour drive south of Casablanca, here you will experience Morocco at its most fascinating and intense, where tradition and modernity go hand in hand.  This sophisticated hotel offers stunning views, traditional hospitality, fabulous golf, delicious food and a host of relaxing facilities.

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Nov09

One of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the world


Located in Casablanca, Morocco, the Hassan II Mosque was built between 1986 and 1993 for the 60th birthday of former Moroccan king Hassan II. Designed by French architect Michel Pinseau, approximately half the Hassan II Mosque sits directly over the Atlantic Ocean with glass flooring so worshippers can see the ocean below. It is the third largest mosque in the world settling in just behind Masjid al-Haram in Mecca and Al-Masjid al-Nabawi in Medina. The project is estimated to have cost as much as $800 million, funds that were remarkably raised entirely from public subscription.

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Oct15

One of the most luxury hotels in the heart of the Principality of Monaco


Located at the eastern end of Monaco by the sea front, this five-star luxury hotel boasts a 10 acre of gardens and luxury on the water’s edge. Opened in 2005, Monte Carlo Bay Hotel is located just minutes from the city’s center and 35 minutes by car from Nice airport. Designed by Pierre-Yves Rochon, it’s a $260 million Art Deco-style extravaganza oasis of waterfalls and Mediterranean gardens.

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Aug08

One of the four imperial cities in Morocco

Founded in the 11th century by the Almoravids as a military settlement, Meknes became a capital of Morocco under Sultan Moulay Ismail (1672–1727. Located 130 km from the capital Rabat and 60 km from Fes, Meknes has been called the Versailles of Morocco, but the grand scheme for a royal palace was never completed. Today the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Aug06

Don’t miss this superb private collection of Islamic art

The Tareq Rajab Museum or Museum of Islamic Calligraphy is located at the main city area of Kuwait in one of the most beautiful buildings in the country. The Museum is the private collection of the Rajab family – Kuwait’s first minister of antiquities and his British wife. The collection was started in the early 1950s and after long tours of traveling and collecting articles, in 1980 they finally were able to open a museum for the public. The museum has the collection of above thirty thousand items, of which about ten thousand are permanently on for public display.

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