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Luxury Travel - Algarve & Parrot Clay (Turks & Caicos Islands) (5)
Documentary (2016). The Luxury Travel Show is a travel series that’s rich in both culture and five star living. It takes viewers on a magical journey around the globe to some of the worlds best and most luxurious holiday destinations. It explores and embraces world history, art and culture for all ages. Following in the final footsteps of Leonardo da Vinci in the Loire Valley, France. Visiting Michael Angelo’s David in Florence and admiring wonderful architecture such as the majestic St Paul’s Cathedral in London by Sir Christopher Wren. Nestled in the foothills of northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is the country’s fifth largest city. Brimming with culture, beautiful architecture and stunning temples it’s often considered a sanctuary away from Bangkok. In the South of France, nestled between Nice and Monte Carlo is the picture postcard town of Eze, where individual buildings are suits in the town’s luxury hotel and room service is served quite literally to your front door. Directed by Gillian Martindaae
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Documentary (2016). The Luxury Travel Show is a travel series that’s rich in both culture and five star living. It takes viewers on a magical journey around the globe to some of the worlds best and most luxurious holiday destinations. It explores and embraces world history, art and culture for all ages. Following in the final footsteps of Leonardo da Vinci in the Loire Valley, France. Visiting Michael Angelo’s David in Florence and admiring wonderful architecture such as the majestic St Paul’s Cathedral in London by Sir Christopher Wren. Nestled in the foothills of northern Thailand, Chiang Mai is the country’s fifth largest city. Brimming with culture, beautiful architecture and stunning temples it’s often considered a sanctuary away from Bangkok. In the South of France, nestled between Nice and Monte Carlo is the picture postcard town of Eze, where individual buildings are suits in the town’s luxury hotel and room service is served quite literally to your front door. Directed by Gillian Martindaae