La Dolce Vita Magazine is a luxury lifestyle publication aimed at ultra-high net worth individuals. It will serve as the official media partner of the International Luxury Travel Market in 2009. The magazine has a circulation focused on private jet travelers and first class passengers. An upcoming issue will include recommendations and awards for hotels and destinations showcased at the ILTM event in Cannes.
Contact: infous@europanache.com - Tel. 1 (888) 600-6777 (toll-free)
EuroPanache opens doors to the extraordinary: behind the scenes experiences; private art and antique collections; members only clubs; exclusive wine estates; cooking with top chefs; exploration and discovery packages; and showcase villas, apartments and yachts. Let our award-winning team help you create the vacation of your dreams in Europe, North America and beyond.
This document discusses the pros and cons of hotel leases versus management agreements from the perspective of property owners and operators. It provides examples of common lease and management agreement structures and incentives. Graphs and a case study example are used to illustrate how the different contract types impact risk, return and value for owners. Overall, the document analyzes the best contractual options for hotels depending on an investor's risk tolerance and objectives.
This letter outlines the terms of an agreement between Kelvin Ross Paulino and Fawoo Tech North America for the development of a business plan. Paulino will research and compile a formal business plan over two weeks for a fee of $3,500, to be paid in installments. His duties include collecting information, writing sections of the plan, providing weekly updates and meeting daily with Fawoo. The agreement can be terminated with one week's notice and Paulino will be compensated for work done to that point.
The document is a letter from Hotel Santika BSD City - Serpong providing corporate rates and packages for 2015 to Mr. Khairul Anwar of Al-Azhar. It includes room rates for Superior and Santika Suite rooms, meeting packages, additional fees, terms and conditions such as payment procedures, cancellation policies, and contact information. The letter aims to offer competitive rates and provide all necessary details for Mr. Anwar to consider Hotel Santika for guest accommodations.
This memorandum of agreement is between an educational institution and a government office. It establishes an on-the-job training program where the educational institution's students will undergo training at the government office. The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both parties, including screening and supervising students, providing training and certificates of completion. It also clarifies that students are not employees, and establishes rules for the program duration, termination, liability, and interpretation under Philippine law.
La Dolce Vita magazine is a luxury lifestyle publication aimed at ultra high net worth travelers. It provides bespoke editorial content tailored to its influential readers, who have an average net worth of $26 million. The magazine is distributed on private jets and in first class cabins on major airlines, as well as luxury hotels, to reach its cash-rich and time-poor audience.
Luxy is a luxury hotel brand from Miami looking to expand to Paris. The document outlines their STP marketing strategy. Their target market is wealthy leisure and business travelers aged 30-65. Luxy Paris will open in 2017 with 70 rooms positioned as a luxury Miami experience in the heart of Paris. Their communication plan focuses on exclusive launch events, monthly parties at the hotel bar partnering with luxury brands like Chanel, and sponsoring high-end fashion and film festivals to raise the hotel's profile among international elites.
This document discusses luxury safari expeditions and brands. It introduces three major luxury safari brands: Abercrombie & Kent, which dominates the market and was among the first to offer private jet travel between destinations; INCA, which focuses on education through scientist guides and family activities; and Ol Jogi, a 58,000 acre private reserve in Kenya known for its wildlife diversity and ultra-luxurious amenities like glass, linens and pools. The document examines how these brands cater to high-net-worth customers seeking exclusive, educational and authentic cultural experiences in nature.
Contact: infous@europanache.com - Tel. 1 (888) 600-6777 (toll-free)
EuroPanache opens doors to the extraordinary: behind the scenes experiences; private art and antique collections; members only clubs; exclusive wine estates; cooking with top chefs; exploration and discovery packages; and showcase villas, apartments and yachts. Let our award-winning team help you create the vacation of your dreams in Europe, North America and beyond.
This document discusses the pros and cons of hotel leases versus management agreements from the perspective of property owners and operators. It provides examples of common lease and management agreement structures and incentives. Graphs and a case study example are used to illustrate how the different contract types impact risk, return and value for owners. Overall, the document analyzes the best contractual options for hotels depending on an investor's risk tolerance and objectives.
This letter outlines the terms of an agreement between Kelvin Ross Paulino and Fawoo Tech North America for the development of a business plan. Paulino will research and compile a formal business plan over two weeks for a fee of $3,500, to be paid in installments. His duties include collecting information, writing sections of the plan, providing weekly updates and meeting daily with Fawoo. The agreement can be terminated with one week's notice and Paulino will be compensated for work done to that point.
The document is a letter from Hotel Santika BSD City - Serpong providing corporate rates and packages for 2015 to Mr. Khairul Anwar of Al-Azhar. It includes room rates for Superior and Santika Suite rooms, meeting packages, additional fees, terms and conditions such as payment procedures, cancellation policies, and contact information. The letter aims to offer competitive rates and provide all necessary details for Mr. Anwar to consider Hotel Santika for guest accommodations.
This memorandum of agreement is between an educational institution and a government office. It establishes an on-the-job training program where the educational institution's students will undergo training at the government office. The agreement outlines the responsibilities of both parties, including screening and supervising students, providing training and certificates of completion. It also clarifies that students are not employees, and establishes rules for the program duration, termination, liability, and interpretation under Philippine law.
La Dolce Vita magazine is a luxury lifestyle publication aimed at ultra high net worth travelers. It provides bespoke editorial content tailored to its influential readers, who have an average net worth of $26 million. The magazine is distributed on private jets and in first class cabins on major airlines, as well as luxury hotels, to reach its cash-rich and time-poor audience.
Luxy is a luxury hotel brand from Miami looking to expand to Paris. The document outlines their STP marketing strategy. Their target market is wealthy leisure and business travelers aged 30-65. Luxy Paris will open in 2017 with 70 rooms positioned as a luxury Miami experience in the heart of Paris. Their communication plan focuses on exclusive launch events, monthly parties at the hotel bar partnering with luxury brands like Chanel, and sponsoring high-end fashion and film festivals to raise the hotel's profile among international elites.
This document discusses luxury safari expeditions and brands. It introduces three major luxury safari brands: Abercrombie & Kent, which dominates the market and was among the first to offer private jet travel between destinations; INCA, which focuses on education through scientist guides and family activities; and Ol Jogi, a 58,000 acre private reserve in Kenya known for its wildlife diversity and ultra-luxurious amenities like glass, linens and pools. The document examines how these brands cater to high-net-worth customers seeking exclusive, educational and authentic cultural experiences in nature.
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This document describes a luxury underwater tourism package being developed by Team 22. The package involves 10 nights of accommodations and activities including a night in a submarine, scuba diving with dolphins and sharks, and stays in high-end hotels. It is targeted towards managers at BMW who want an innovative experience. The estimated per person cost is €6,700 before taxes. References from luxury travel companies in various destinations are provided.
Luxury brands must focus on creating unique experiences rather than just conspicuous displays of wealth. While the top luxury segment continues spending, the aspirational middle class has tightened budgets. Successful luxury brands like Hermes emphasize quality craftsmanship over celebrity endorsements and maintain an exclusive image rather than chasing trends. The future of luxury lies in authentic brand stories, environmental sustainability, and novel experiential offerings rather than lavish displays of materialism.
Sofitel brand revitalization: A case studyAloïs Kirner
Sofitel is the only French luxury hotel brand with a presence on all 5 continents, with 120 properties. While the name sounds familiar to your traditional traveling businessman, the brand lacks recognition and consideration among Millennial globe trotters. So just for fun, here's a case study I made for a rebranding of Sofitel.
The Luxury Hotel Survey was conducted between 16-29 December 2009 among 210 participants. Over 67% of all nationalities currently live in Portugal, with the remainder being regular visitors and/or second homeowners. All results have been independently verified by ILM Advisory.
South and Central America - Destinations for Luxury TravelRobert Phillips
Intelligent Leisure Solutions and the Discover.Travel Group have become pioneers in creating luxury travel packages to South and Central America. They offer highly personalized service and carefully select high-quality hotels and guides. This ensures travelers an authentic luxury experience in the region. South and Central America are growing as destinations for luxury travel due to new first-class and boutique hotels meeting discerning travelers' expectations. With specialized consultants, the region can provide the same excellent quality of service as traditional luxury destinations.
Sarah Smith - Sarah@malibumag.com
Advertising Director: Jennifer Jones - Jennifer@malibumag.com
Art Director: Michael Brown - Michael@malibumag.com
Circulation Director: Tom Wilson - Tom@malibumag.com
Editorial Director: Amanda Miller - Amanda@malibumag.com
Contributing Writers: Please contact Amanda Miller
Subscriptions: subscriptions@malibumag.com or call 310.456.3336
Reprints: Contact Jennifer Jones for pricing and availability.
For all other inquiries please call 310.456.3336
This document describes a luxury underwater tourism package being developed by Team 22. The package involves 10 nights of accommodations and activities including a night in a submarine, scuba diving with dolphins and sharks, and stays in high-end hotels. It is targeted towards managers at BMW who want an innovative experience. The estimated per person cost is €6,700 before taxes. References from luxury travel companies in various destinations are provided.
Luxury brands must focus on creating unique experiences rather than just conspicuous displays of wealth. While the top luxury segment continues spending, the aspirational middle class has tightened budgets. Successful luxury brands like Hermes emphasize quality craftsmanship over celebrity endorsements and maintain an exclusive image rather than chasing trends. The future of luxury lies in authentic brand stories, environmental sustainability, and novel experiential offerings rather than lavish displays of materialism.
Sofitel brand revitalization: A case studyAloïs Kirner
Sofitel is the only French luxury hotel brand with a presence on all 5 continents, with 120 properties. While the name sounds familiar to your traditional traveling businessman, the brand lacks recognition and consideration among Millennial globe trotters. So just for fun, here's a case study I made for a rebranding of Sofitel.
The Luxury Hotel Survey was conducted between 16-29 December 2009 among 210 participants. Over 67% of all nationalities currently live in Portugal, with the remainder being regular visitors and/or second homeowners. All results have been independently verified by ILM Advisory.
South and Central America - Destinations for Luxury TravelRobert Phillips
Intelligent Leisure Solutions and the Discover.Travel Group have become pioneers in creating luxury travel packages to South and Central America. They offer highly personalized service and carefully select high-quality hotels and guides. This ensures travelers an authentic luxury experience in the region. South and Central America are growing as destinations for luxury travel due to new first-class and boutique hotels meeting discerning travelers' expectations. With specialized consultants, the region can provide the same excellent quality of service as traditional luxury destinations.
South and Central America - Destinations for Luxury Travel
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1. LA DOLCE VITA MAGAZINE PRESENTS
Hotel Inspector 2010
LA DOLCE VITA MAGAZINE’S GUIDE TO ILTM 2009
OFFICIAL ILTM MEDIA PARTNER 2009
2. LA DOLCE VITA MAGAZINE
Now in its 2nd year LA DOLCEVITA has proven itself to be
unlike any other luxury lifestyle title on the market. With
its award winning editorial and outstanding quality of print
it has quickly become one of the fastest selling Luxury
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lifestyle magazine in the world.
LA DOLCE VITA‘s distribution has been specifically set
up as to not include aspirational readers, rather it is sold
directly to International Private Jet and first class travel-
lers. These individuals needs, expectations and ambitions
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are totally different from all other travel sectors, as these
UHNW travellers not only demand but expect an attention
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LA DOLCE VITA is devoted to meeting the highest stan-
dards and needs of its influential audience by providing
bespoke one off editorial content, and information that is
tailored specifically to their needs and desires.
Aimed exclusively at ultra high net worth individuals, that
have a yearning for the undiscovered, delivering concise
“insider” information.
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3. INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL MARKET
International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM) is the leading
annual business to business event for the global luxury
travel community, taking place in Cannes in December.
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The world’s most sought after destinations, ultra-luxurious
accommodation, elite transportation and unique travel
experiences are showcased for the most discerning inter-
national luxury travel buyer via an unrivalled pre-scheduled
appointment system and effective networking and infor-
mation opportunities.
All ILTM VIP Buyers are handpicked, personally invited,
meticulously vetted to ensure their luxury travel creden-
tials.
ILTM is the only event that brings you closer to the highest
concentration of the most prestigious luxury travel buyers
from across the world.
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5. ILTM DESTINATION GUIDE 2009
The ILTM destination guide will be published in November
2009 and distributed as a supplement to the December/
January issue of La Dolce Vita Magazine.
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The programme will focus on the following
The Event
What is on offer at this years event
The History of Luxury Travel
How Luxury Travel has changed over the past 200 years
New Technology
How technology is influencing how we search for and
book travel and hotels
LDV Recommends
Our 2010 picks from the Exhibitors at ILTM
Behind The Scenes
An insight into everything that goes into being a
successful exhibitor at ILTM .
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REGIONS AWARDS & SPECIFICATIONS
RECOMMENDATIONS
• Africa • Bleed size 306mm deep x
• Asia 233mm wide
• Caribbean LDV will be awarding • Trim size 300mm deep x
• Central America 3 Gold Awards 230mm wide
• Europe • Type area 275mm deep x
• Indian Ocean 220mm wide
• Middle East PLUS • Bleed accross gutter only
• North America • Gutter allowance 4mm
• Oceania
• South America 7 Reccomendation PAGINATION
• South Pacific Awards in each
• Russia region • Bleed size 306mm deep x
233mm wide
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EDITORIAL SALES & SPONSORSHIP
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Editorial Director
adam@the-luxury-directory.com Colin Gilmore-Smith Liz Malcomess
Associate Publisher lizmalcomess@worldonline.co.za
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editorial@the-luxury-directory.com Account Manager USA
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