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Are you new in the Forex market? This market may sound really complicated and scary to trade in but it’s not. Just like in any other kind of trade, you make money when you buy low and sell high. Forex trading is simply trading currencies in the Forex market.

Forex is the largest financial market in the world. It generates trillions of dollars of currency exchanges everyday and it operates 24 hours a day and seven days a week therefore, also making it the most liquid market in the world.

In the world of Forex, trading is very unique compared to other financial markets like stocks. Since the Forex market operates 24 hours a day worldwide, which starts in Sydney and ends in New York, trading is not centralized in one location. You can trade in Forex whenever you want regardless of the local time.

In the past, Forex trading was only offered to large financial institutions like banks, large companies, multi-national corporations and large currency dealers. This was due primarily to the large and extremely strict financial requirements the Forex market imposed. This means that individual traders and small businesses are not able to participate in this liquid market.

However, in the late 90s, Forex was made available to individual traders and small businesses. This is due to the advances in the communications technology. High speed internet made it possible for people to enter the Forex market and have become one of the best make money at home businesses.

Forex trading is getting more and more popular each day. Who wouldn’t want to trade in the largest and the most liquid financial market in the world? Trading in Forex will certainly give you the opportunity to earn a lot of money. However, trading in this ever liquid market also has its risk. It is a fact that many people who traded in Forex lost a substantial amount of money and some of these people are seasoned traders.

This is why it is very important for you, as a beginner trader in the Forex market, to have the proper knowledge and education on how to trade in the Forex market. Firstly, there are hundreds or even thousands of available websites on the internet that offer Forex education. Some of these websites offer dummy Forex trading where you can practice trading in the Forex market using play money.

These programs will really take you closer to actually trading in Forex. Many experts say that you’ll never really understand how Forex really works until you have traded in the market. So, if you want to learn how to trade Forex, you may want to sign up for a dummy account that numerous Forex trading websites offer.

To get started in trading Forex, all you need is a computer with a high speed internet connection, a funded Forex account, and a trading system. These three simple things are enough to get you started in Forex trading.

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The forex trading guides help to understand the essential fundamentals and practical factors impacting key forex rates. They identify pertinent officials, institutions and economic indicators most likely to move the FOREX market. To learn about all the factors guiding the pairs listed below, please see "Foreign Exchange Markets: A Practical Guide", an innovative approach to covering FX fundamental and technical analysis. Factors Affecting the US Dollar Factors Affecting USD/JPY
Factors Affecting EUR/USD Factors Affecting GBP/USD Factors Affecting USD/CHF Factors Affecting AUD/USD Factors Affecting USD/CADThey identify pertinent officials, institutions and economic indicators most likely to move the FOREX market. To learn about all the factors guiding the pairs listed below, please see "Foreign Exchange Markets: A Practical Guide", an innovative approach to covering FX fundamental and technical analysis. Factors Affecting the US Dollar Factors Affecting Factors Affecting EUR/USD Factors Affecting GBP/USD Factors Affecting USD/CHF Factors Affecting AUD/USD Factors Affecting USD/CADThey identify pertinent officials, institutions and economic indicators most likely to move the FOREX market.

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EURUSD – Euro Forecast Turns Bullish Against Dollar
• GBPUSD – British Pound Sentiment Points to Gains
• USDJPY – Japanese Yen Outlook Remains Bullish
• USDCHF – Swiss Franc Forecast Positive
• USDCAD – Canadian Dollar Forecast to Gain Further
• GBPJPY – Sentiment-based Bias Points to Losses

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Forex trading crowds have bought aggressively into US Dollar declines against the Euro, British Pound, Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, and Canadian Dollar. Our contrarian algorithmic trading systems have accordingly grown aggressively short the downtrodden US currency, and current downward USD momentum shows little hope of slowing. Last week we reported that other Forex positioning measures showed US Dollar sentiment at bearish extremes—hinting at imminent reversal. Yet we were clearly premature in our call, as market sentiment can and obviously does remain extreme for extended periods of time. Given current retail crowd positioning, we see little scope for a substantive Dollar reversal through upcoming trade.

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The forex trading guides help to understand the essential fundamentals and practical factors impacting key forex rates. They identify pertinent officials, institutions and economic indicators most likely to move the FOREX market.

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Perodua expects to pay an average of 100 yen per dollar for parts from Japan in its 2009 financial budgeting, he said, versus 106 yen in 2008. The ringgit has gained 4.6 per cent to 3.6548 per 100 yen this year, paring a 22.9 per cent slump in 2008, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The local currency gained 3.8 per cent against the greenback in the second quarter to 3.521, paring a 5.3 per cent loss in the first quarter. The company is assuming an average ringgit rate of 3.6 per dollar this year, compared with 3.3 in 2008, he said.
“Import costs increased by 12 to 15 per cent, depending on the car model, in the first quarter,” Syed Abdull Hafiz said.

Perodua, started in 1994, produces compact cars based on Toyota’s models such as the Mira and Passo. The manufacturer is 25 per cent-owned by Daihatsu Motor Co, a unit of the Toyota-city,

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he country’s foreign exchange reserves increased to $11.770 billion on the week ending on June 20, 2009 as compared with $11.643 billion last week, data released by the State Bank of Pakistan showed on Thursday. The total reserves witnessed an increase of $127 million during the week. The reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan witnessed an increase of $151 million as the reserve reached to $8.452 billion, as compared to $8.301 billion last week. Similarly, the reserves held by the banks other than SBP recorded a decline of $25 million to reach $3.317 billion as compared to $3.342 last week. staff report

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Shen Chong who has no business in the country was arrested last week Wednesday by Fiscal police as he was trying to leave the country through Chileka International Airport for Hong Kong with US$39,151 (about K5.4million) loaded in seven Benson and Hedges cigarette packets. Economist Association of Malawi President (Ecama) Thomas Munthali said the move by government is good as most culprits are financing black market business which is not benefiting the country. “This Chinese is not even a business person in the country which means our forex is being used elsewhere which is unfortunate. We should lack forex due to other reasons and not that because some people are hording it and externalising it illegally. “While we appreciate government’s effort, we also feel that this exercise could have started way back but still this could be a lesson to others who are in practice,” said Munthali. Mulli Group Company Managing Director Leston Mulli said a lot of traders are taking advantage of the trade loop holes in the country. “The traders are misusing the trade agreements and taking advantage of the loop holes that are there. It is good that the President Bingu wa Mutharika has warned these business people and the police have immediately acted by arresting the Chinese national,” said Mulli. Mulli further said the act of hoarding forex is a disadvantage to the business community as it might lead to the devaluation of the Kwacha.

“The President vowed that he will not devalue the Kwacha, but this trend might result in the Kwacha being devalued and our businesses will suffer and not only us but the consumer as well will suffer,” he said. He then cautioned the police to be on the look out and arrest more of the culprits if the shortage of forex through illegal acts has to be dealt with. The kwacha is said to be overvalued against scarce foreign exchange a situation that has pushed importers of goods and services into a fix.
Official exchange rate for the Kwacha against the US dollar is firm K140 and according to Malawi Savings Bank Financial and Economic report for May, the country’s import cover was at 1.78 months up from 1.4 months in March. President Bingu wa Mutharika said during the official opening of this year’s international trade fair he would not hesitate to deport any trader siphoning forex out of the country. “Last year we produced and exported a lot of tobacco but where is the money? I repeat, I’m angry with you and you are enemies of the state,” said Mutharika as quoted in our sister paper Malawi News. Forex vendors have taken advantage of the foreign currency shortage to sell the US dollar at around K200 to the dollar over the official rate of K140. Big manufacturing companies such as Packaging Industries Malawi Limited have also cried foul saying they were having difficulties sourcing the now illusive forex to import.

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The ringgit closed almost flat against the US dollar Wednesday amid further liberalisation announcement forex yesterday which is expected to woo more foreign trade investments, dealers said. At 5pm, the ringgit changed trading marginally at 3.5170/5210 against the greenback from yesterday's 3.5170/5200 yesterday. "The market is generally forex steady, boosted by the market liberalisation announcement yesterday," a dealer said. She said the announcement managed to address the ringgit decline which has taken place over the last few months. However, the forex dealer expects the ringgit's direction to be dictated by developments in the US economy. The ringgit was traded mostly higher against other major forex currencies at today's close. The local unit was almost flat against the Singapore dollar at 2.4289/4340 from yesterday's 2.4289/4335 and strengthened against the British pound at 5.7788/7864 from 5.8502/8566. Compared with the Yen, the ringgit appreciated at 3.6325/6374 from 3.6847/6887 and also rose against the Euro at 4.9488/9555 from 4.9565/9618 previously forex.

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The U.S markets continued trade within range last week, closing Friday’s session at critical levels. News headlines had a major impact on the trading sessions, as U.S officials mentioned that they could be ready for round two, using further stimulus to combat the economic situation.

Tuesday’s session turned out to be the most volatile one, as the government released its PPIP program, another scheme which derives from the TARP program to help clear the toxic assets off bank’s balance sheets. Furthermore, President Barak Obama mentioned that another stimulus package could not be ruled out, especially due to the slow rate of recuperation.

The news had an immediate effect on the markets sending traders into safe-haven, as according to some further stimulus could be devastating for the U.S economy. On one hand, further stimulus would increase the U.S’s debt and could devaluate the Dollar sending it to lower levels. On the other hand a weaker Dollar could be the U.S’s solution; especially as President Obama mentioned that he intends to turn the economy around, diversifying its structure. As mentioned by the President at the start of his cadency, one of his major aims is to build an economy, that’s profits are not only through its financial sector, either through exporting real goods.

One must note that a weak Dollar might not be so good for financial investments yet it can be good for the U.S economy, because it makes American exports cheaper and therefore helps close the trade deficit.

The uncertainty regarding the economic recovery was characterized by lackluster sessions for the remainder of the week, as the broader market presented doji like candlesticks, closing just above critical support levels. The S&P500 finished the week with a mild loss of -1.93%, while the Dow Jones closed it’s forth week down, with a loss of -1.62%.

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At the moment I am rather busy. Moving to a new place and house. The house still needs a lot of work. As a result, I do not have time to update this blog. Trading is still going on but on a shorter timeframe. Result is consistent now. AudUsd is very kind at the moment with no sudden movement. In the next few weeks I will show you how to trade using only MA. As usual what works for me may not work for you. This is because some of you may not be able to follow the rules of the game.

RULES OF THE GAME 1. Trade based on your capital and the time that you have. The bigger your capital the longer the TF. The more time you have the longer the TF. Vice versa. 2. Only trade at the direction pointed by the MA pairs. If the MA pairs is showing mixed direction, do not trade. The MA pairs must be pointing at the same direction. 3. If a trade suddenly change direction, do not hesitate to close it at a loss and turn the trade. This is the hardest part where most of you failed. Free your mind or become a loser all your life. 4. Keep in mind, there is no such thing as winning all the time. Just make sure you win a lot more than you lose. In the end your profit will grow along with your confident. Simple system with simple rules. I like to keep it simple. No point of having the most complex system when simple system can have the same result. With this system you will be out of the market most of the time. This is because you will only be taking the big move and avoiding the small move and market noise forex. Last advise. Do not anticipate. Forex is not a game of inteligence eventhough this system at full swing will show you possible turning point. I am having a possible turning point for audusd at 0.7200 but I will not take it coz there will be market swing before the actual turn. Why wast time waiting for the big move when you can actually see when its going to move.

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While many forex traders are technical traders and institute their trades based on technical indicators from a price chart, there are some traders who are basically pure forex news traders.

What is actually forex news trading?

The forex news trader is basically a forex trader who makes his decisions to trade based on news and reports that are released daily. He does not depend on any technical indicators at all.

Why is news trading possible?

The forex market is a 24 hours market, and there are 8 major currency pairs available for trading with well over 17 derivatives, therefore allowing the economic news releases almost daily from any one or more of these currency pairs to impact on their movements.

What are these 8 major currencies that forex traders often watch for economic news releases that impact on their value?

The eight major tradeable currencies are
1. U.S. dollar (USD)

2. British pound (GBP)

3. Euro (EUR)

4. Japanese yen (JPY)

5. Australian dollar (AUD)

6. Swiss franc (CHF)

7. Canadian dollar (CAD)

8. New Zealand dollar (NZD)

The availability of these currency pairs and their derivatives such as the USD/JPN, Euro/USD, AUD/USD and several others means that you can trade some currency or its derivative pair at any time as these currencies span the globe!

So for the forex trader who trades on the news, he will have his eyes and ears set on the release of economic news and data that affect currency values.

Generally, we will watch out for news regarding the interest rates or direction of interest rate such as the FOMC rate decisions, release of retail sales figures, indications of inflation which can be gauged from consumer price index or the producer price index, unemployment figures, news on industrial production, news that indicate a boost in business such as business sentiment surveys and consumer confidence surveys,manufacturing sector surveys and news on the country's trade balance(such as foreign purchases of US Treasuries).

Different new releases impact upon currencies, and often lead to breakouts in volatility.
The key to trading on news is to take advantage of these movements in volatility which can last a few minutes or hours, and even days into the future.

Trading purely on news release is harder than it seems, but the task is made easier and more profitable with the use of indicators, such as a breakout indicator as a bollinger band or a breakout of a candlestick or a price bar. Statistics have shown news release can trigger movements that range in size from 33 to 124 pips, leading to trading opportunities.

By studying into high probability trade setups that has occurred consistently with the release of historical economic data, the forex news trader can devise strategies that can allow him to extract fast profits from volatile movements arising from news releases. The potential gains can be massive where the forex news trader can react quickly.

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Forex options markets show that professional traders remain remarkably indecisive, and the lack of clear-cut sentiment on the US Dollar makes it difficult to set short-term expectations with any sense of certainty. More medium-term to longer-term options broadly favor US Dollar weakness. Yet it is important to point out that the currency recently set a bearish sentiment extreme across a broad swath of indicators, and we will be on the lookout for a turnaround in short-term USD expectations.

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The yen declined to a two-week low against the euro and lost versus several other currencies as a report in China indicated an increase in manufacturing, helping investors to be confident to purchase high-yielding assets throughout the world.

The Japanese yen had a very negative performance this Wednesday losing ground against all main 6 currencies traded globally, after China post the fourth manufacturing expansion in a row, suggesting that the Asian nation is recovering quickly from the global slump and may lead other countries on their way out of recession, raising confidence among traders to sell their assets in Japan in order to purchase riskier assets, since the yen is the lowest yielding currency option and often referred as a refuge in stormy economic times. The euro posted the sharpest gains versus the yen as European stocks had a positive day generally, adding to the already favorable scenario for the euro to rally against the Japanese currency.

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Mr Khorakiwala also said that Wockhardt would be divesting more of its non-core assets in 3-6 months. “We will also consolidate our business. This, however, will not impact either our topline or bottomline. In fact, we see profitability improving,” he said.


At present, over 70% of Wockhardt’s turnover is from its international operations and sales. The company is also believed to be looking for a buyer for its Irish facility Pinewood and its French subsidiary Negma Laboratories, though Mr Khorakiwala declined to comment on the issue.

Quashing speculations that it was looking at selling its hospital business, Mr Khorakiwala said that the company was in discussions with various players to sell a minority stake in Wockhardt Hospitals. “We are in talks with a number of strategic investors, including Fortis Healthcare, for our hospital business. We will retain majority stake,” he said. “We are also looking for partners for our biotech business, but that will take 12-18 months,” he added.

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Perodua expects to pay an average of 100 yen per dollar for parts from Japan in its 2009 financial budgeting, he said, versus 106 yen in 2008. The ringgit has gained 4.6 per cent to 3.6548 per 100 yen this year, paring a 22.9 per cent slump in 2008, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. The local currency gained 3.8 per cent against the greenback in the second quarter to 3.521, paring a 5.3 per cent loss in the first quarter. The company is assuming an average ringgit rate of 3.6 per dollar this year, compared with 3.3 in 2008, he said.
“Import costs increased by 12 to 15 per cent, depending on the car model, in the first quarter,” Syed Abdull Hafiz said.

Perodua, started in 1994, produces compact cars based on Toyota’s models such as the Mira and Passo. The manufacturer is 25 per cent-owned by Daihatsu Motor Co, a unit of the Toyota-city, Japan-based Toyota. Overseas shipments account for less than 1 percent of total sales, Syed Hafiz said. -- Bloomberg

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Euro Gains on the Dollar

The euro gained on the dollar rising to 1.4067 dollars from 1.4032 dollars at the close in New York yesterday. The European Central Bank is scheduled to make an interest rate decision tomorrow where it is widely expected that the bank will hold interest rates at the current 1 percent benchmark. More

US Mortgage Applications Fall 30%

The US-based Mortgage Bankers Association said today that applications for new mortgages plunged by 30 percent in June to the lowest level in seven months, indicating that earlier signs of a housing recovery may be short-lived. More

UK Purchasing Managers Index Slows Losses

In a sign that the British economy could be nearing the bottom of the recession, the Purchasing Manager’s Index (PMI) contracted at its slowest pace in over a year last month, and for the first time in fifteen months, the output index was positive. More

Yellen Says US Rates Could Remain Near Zero For Several Years

Janet Yellen - a voting member of the Federal Open Market Committee - said talk of a rate increase later this year are “jumping the gun”, noting that the US jobless rate will likely continue to increase for the rest of the year and even into 2010. More

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KARACHI: The country’s foreign exchange reserves increased to $11.770 billion on the week ending on June 20, 2009 as compared with $11.643 billion last week, data released by the State Bank of Pakistan showed on Thursday. The total reserves witnessed an increase of $127 million during the week. The reserves held by the State Bank of Pakistan witnessed an increase of $151 million as the reserve reached to $8.452 billion, as compared to $8.301 billion last week. Similarly, the reserves held by the banks other than SBP recorded a decline of $25 million to reach $3.317 billion as compared to $3.342 last week. staff report

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Business experts have commended government for its action on forex hoarders which led to the arrest of a Chinese national last week after President Bingu wa Mutharika openly said that some businessmen were responsible for the shortage of forex in the country.

Shen Chong who has no business in the country was arrested last week Wednesday by Fiscal police as he was trying to leave the country through Chileka International Airport for Hong Kong with US$39,151 (about K5.4million) loaded in seven Benson and Hedges cigarette packets.

Economist Association of Malawi President (Ecama) Thomas Munthali said the move by government is good as most culprits are financing black market business which is not benefiting the country.

“This Chinese is not even a business person in the country which means our forex is being used elsewhere which is unfortunate. We should lack forex due to other reasons and not that because some people are hording it and externalising it illegally.

“While we appreciate government’s effort, we also feel that this exercise could have started way back but still this could be a lesson to others who are in practice,” said Munthali.

Mulli Group Company Managing Director Leston Mulli said a lot of traders are taking advantage of the trade loop holes in the country.

“The traders are misusing the trade agreements and taking advantage of the loop holes that are there. It is good that the President Bingu wa Mutharika has warned these business people and the police have immediately acted by arresting the Chinese national,” said Mulli.

Mulli further said the act of hoarding forex is a disadvantage to the business community as it might lead to the devaluation of the Kwacha.

“The President vowed that he will not devalue the Kwacha, but this trend might result in the Kwacha being devalued and our businesses will suffer and not only us but the consumer as well will suffer,” he said.

He then cautioned the police to be on the look out and arrest more of the culprits if the shortage of forex through illegal acts has to be dealt with.

The kwacha is said to be overvalued against scarce foreign exchange a situation that has pushed importers of goods and services into a fix.

Official exchange rate for the Kwacha against the US dollar is firm K140 and according to Malawi Savings Bank Financial and Economic report for May, the country’s import cover was at 1.78 months up from 1.4 months in March.

President Bingu wa Mutharika said during the official opening of this year’s international trade fair he would not hesitate to deport any trader siphoning forex out of the country.

“Last year we produced and exported a lot of tobacco but where is the money? I repeat, I’m angry with you and you are enemies of the state,” said Mutharika as quoted in our sister paper Malawi News.

Forex vendors have taken advantage of the foreign currency shortage to sell the US dollar at around K200 to the dollar over the official rate of K140.

Big manufacturing companies such as Packaging Industries Malawi Limited have also cried foul saying they were having difficulties sourcing the now illusive forex to import.

Trade data indicates that Malawi’s import bill for 2008 hit the US$1 billion mark since the country is highly dependent on imported goods.

The Reserve Bank of Malawi has for close to two years been operating a directive that all forex earnings should be routed through its system.

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KUALA LUMPUR, July 1 (Bernama) -- The ringgit closed almost flat against the US dollar Wednesday amid further liberalisation announcement yesterday which is expected to woo more foreign investments, dealers said.

At 5pm, the ringgit changed marginally at 3.5170/5210 against the greenback from yesterday's 3.5170/5200 yesterday.

"The market is generally steady, boosted by the market liberalisation announcement yesterday," a dealer said.

She said the announcement managed to address the ringgit decline which has taken place over the last few months.

However, the dealer expects the ringgit's direction to be dictated by developments in the US economy.

The ringgit was traded mostly higher against other major currencies at today's close.



The local unit was almost flat against the Singapore dollar at 2.4289/4340 from yesterday's 2.4289/4335 and strengthened against the British pound at 5.7788/7864 from 5.8502/8566.

Compared with the Yen, the ringgit appreciated at 3.6325/6374 from 3.6847/6887 and also rose against the Euro at 4.9488/9555 from 4.9565/9618 previously.

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The Centaurus hotel will be a seven-star hotel located in The Centaurus development project upon its completion, projected to be in 2010. Officials in Pakistan hope that the entire plaza will serve as a symbol of both the country’s personal and international growth. The hotel itself will be 37 stories tall.

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A Billowing Sail-shaped Structure Soaring 321 Metres Above The Arabian Gulf Burj Al Arab Is A Dramatic Tribute To The Regions Seafaring Heritage. Combining The Latest Technology With A Long-standing Reputation Of Arabian Hospitality The Hotel Symbolizes The Very Essence Of Dubai Embracing The Best Of New Alongside Traditions Of The Past. Guests Can Transfer From Dubai International Airport By Rolls Royce Silver Seraph Limousines. 202 Suites Have Been Exquisitely Crafted And Appointed To Achieve A Degree Of Comfortable Luxury To Satisfy The Senses Of Every Guest From All Corners Of The World. Individual Service And Attention To Detail Are Paramount With A Private Reception On Each Floor As Well As Butler Service For Every Suite. Within Each Suite Lies Sophisticated Technology Providing The Largest Selection Of Satellite Television Channels Available In The Middle East. Every Suite Features Its Own Laptop Notebook Computer, Fax Machine And Printer.

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Reinventing the hotel experience, The Award Winning Jumeirah Beach Hotel introduces a new lifestyle that integrates all the excitement and exhilaration designed for couples, families and friends. All 600 Hotel Rooms And Suites Enjoy A Uninterrupted Spectacular Panoramic View Of The Arabian Gulf, Some With Private Balconies. Luxuriously Appointed And Exquisitely Furnished, At 50 Square Metres Each Room Exceeds The Proportions Of Most International Hotels. The Resort Facilities Include 20 Restaurants And Bars, Conference Centre for Up To 1,600 People, Business Centre, Sinbads Kids Club and VIBES Teens Club, 4 Swimming Pools, 7 Tennis Courts, Golf Driving Range And Putting Green, Marina And Sports Club, Watersports, 900 Metres Of Private Beach, Pavilion Dive Centre And A Purpose-Built Coral Reef 2 Km Offshore. All Guests Also Receive Complimentary Access to Wild Wadi Water Park.

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Inspired by the great pyramids of Egypt, Raffles Dubai radiates an opulent blend of Middle Eastern and Asian decor. Under the apex of the pyramid, 11 distinctive restaurants and bars feature culinary delights from all over the world. For successful meetings and events Raffles Dubai offers a choice of 11 private rooms with state-of-the-art audio visual equipment and the latest wireless technology

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For a place to catch up on business or catch up with friends. For mornings spent in cafes, reading emails, watching the world go by. For lunchtimes spent pool-side sampling Mediterranean cuisine, hosting clients, enjoying family. For afternoon work-outs, post-conference call, pre-sunset swim. For evenings when it's dinner at home, with friends or just you. Relax, you are at The Harbour. All your needs are being taken

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Hotel Lutetia is a modern-day reflection of the 'Belle Epoque' and Art Deco periods - the embodiment of contemporary, stylish Parisian living. The sculpted Art Deco facade and welcoming statue of Gustave Eiffel, along with pictures of artists that once lived in the hotel, are your first indications that Hotel Lutetia is something special - full of artistic surprises. A renowned meeting place for artists, writers and politicians, Hotel Lutetia's busy lobby has a lively edginess with displayed works of art by renowned contemporary artists Arman,

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Billowing Sail-shaped Structure Soaring 321 Metres Above The Arabian Gulf Burj Al Arab Is A Dramatic Tribute To The Regions Seafaring Heritage. Combining The Latest Technology With A Long-standing Reputation Of Arabian Hospitality The Hotel Symbolizes The Very Essence Of Dubai Embracing The Best Of New Alongside Traditions Of The Past. Guests Can Transfer From Dubai International Airport By Rolls Royce Silver Seraph Limousines. 202 Suites Have Been Exquisitely Crafted And Appointed To Achieve A Degree Of Comfortable Luxury To Satisfy The Senses Of Every Guest From All Corners Of The World

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For a place to catch up on business or catch up with friends. For mornings spent in cafes, reading emails, watching the world go by. For lunchtimes spent pool-side sampling Mediterranean cuisine, hosting clients, enjoying family. For afternoon work-outs, post-conference call, pre-sunset swim. For evenings when it's dinner at home, with friends or just you. Relax, you are at The Harbour. All your needs are being taken

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Hotel Lutetia is a modern-day reflection of the 'Belle Epoque' and Art Deco periods - the embodiment of contemporary, stylish Parisian living. The sculpted Art Deco facade and welcoming statue of Gustave Eiffel, along with pictures of artists that once lived in the hotel, are your first indications that Hotel Lutetia is something special - full of artistic surprises. A renowned meeting place for artists, writers and politicians, Hotel Lutetia's busy lobby has a lively edginess with displayed works of art by renowned contemporary artists Arman,

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At Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and Bungalows, Each Guest Receives VIP Treatment Beginning At Check-in. All Guests Are Welcomed With Traditional Hawaiian Hospitality, Receiving A Lei Greeting And Refreshing Fruit At Check-in. They Are Then Escorted To Their Hotel Room By One Of The Many Staff Members On Hand. This AAA 5 Diamond Award Winner is Located On The Big Island's Kohala Coast, Hawaii's Sunniest Coastline With Only Eight Inches Of Rain Annually.

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What Began As A Fine California-french Restaurant Created By Claude Rouas A Leading San Francisco Restaurateur Has Evolved Into Ine Of Americas Most Sought-after Small Luxury Hotels And A Perenniual Recioient Of The Hospilality Industrys Highest Honors. Auberge Du Soleil Opened In 1982 As Napa Valleys First Fine-dining Restaurant And The Vision Of French - Born Rouas Who Sought To Recreate The Sun-drenched Ambiance Of Provence In The California Wine Country. Perched On The Slope Of Rutherford Hill Overlooking Napa Valley The Auberge Quickly Gained Recognition As One Of The Leading Restaurants In Northern California. Not Only For Its Superb Cuisine But Also Its Spectacular Views Of The Valley Below. In 1985 Responding To Guest Demand Rouas And Partner Robert Harmon Opened The Inn.

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The Palace Luzern Is Situated On The Shores Of Lake Luzern Framed By An Idyllic Alpine Landscape And Five Minutes Away From Old Town. A Luxurious Ambience And A Century Of Hotel Tradition Are The Keywords Of This Leading Hotel Of The World. Built In 1906, The Palace Luzern Is Central Switzerland's Leading Luxury Hotel. Its 168 Rooms And Suites Have Undergone Regular Renovations Offering Guests Old World Elegance And The Most Up-to Date Amenities. The Palace Luzern Offers Two Exclusive Restaurants With Superb Mediterranean Cuisine And An Elegant English Style Bar With Discreet Live Music From Jazz To Evergreens.

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Surrounded by a pinewood of about seven hectares in one of the most beautiful and intact parts of the island covered with the typical Mediterranean vegetation, the MEZZATORRE RESORT & SPA is located in Forio d'Ischia, not far from the wonderful villa where the famous Italian movie director Luchino Visconti once lived. The hotel is perched on a bluff above the sea and has a special and strategic position offering guests tranquillity and a magic atmosphere.

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The hotel has 92 rooms with a stylish and intimate ambiance where antiques and fine fabrics leave a tasteful touch of classic. Some of the rooms are in the Art Deco style with authentic furniture and objets d'art and the suites have hosted many international celebrities. The hotel is also well-known for hosting the Baretto al Baglioni restaurant, one of Milan most renowned eating places and a meeting place for celebrities who love to savor exquisite slight Milanese food or Mediterranean dishes in a typical yet elegant surroundings.

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A sparkling 5-story glass atrium is the centerpiece for the Loews Santa Monica Beach Hotel. The lobby is lined with 45-foot palm trees and has breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. 342 guest rooms with warm, inviting furnishings that give you the feel of a beachfront home.

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As elegant and sparkling just like a freshly cleaned champagne glass, the San Cristobal Tower is a reflection of the world's finest service at a sumptuous resort. Situated minutes away from the Providencia business district, we are a short distance from the city's popular shopping centers and attractions. With marvelous modern amenities, San Cristobal Tower was named one of the "Top 10 Hotels in South America," offering unique service and quality.

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The Peninsula Hong Kong has long been hailed as one of the finest hotels in the world. Created 75 years ago in the glamorous 1920s, the legendary "Grande Dame of the Far East" continues to set hotel standards worldwide, offering a blend of the best of Eastern and Western hospitality in an atmosphere of unmatched classical grandeur and timeless elegance. The Peninsula Hong Kong offers the ultimate in luxury accommodations with the most spacious hotel rooms and suites in Hong Kong. Each one of the hotel's opulent guest rooms is comfortable and stylish and equipped with advanced technology for the convenience of hotel guests - underlined, of course, by the world-famous Peninsula service.

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The inspiration and backdrop for the critically acclaimed film, Lost In Translation, Park Hyatt Tokyo is an elegant oasis of space and calm that offers spectacular views of Tokyo and the Kanto Plain all the way to Mount Fuji, from the top 14 floors of the 52-storey Shinjuku Park Tower. Conveniently located in the heart of Shinjuku, Tokyo's vibrant business and entertainment district, the hotel is approximately 90 minutes from Narita International Airport and close to Shinjuku Station, the city's major transportation hub with rail and subway access to anywhere in metropolitan Tokyo. Designed to feel more like a modern private residence than a hotel, Park Hyatt Tokyo's attention to detail extends to a range of specially commissioned works of art that are displayed throughout the hotel. The 178 rooms and suites are the most spacious hotel guest rooms in Tokyo, providing a serene retreat and an efficient private office with the latest amenities

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Six hectares of landscaped gardens unfurl like a green carpet as far as the Mediterranean coastline to Beach Club, a private playground for guests of Le Beauvallon. Space and tranquillity set us apart and the exclusivity of the residential enclave that is Beauvallon, is highly valued by those who want complete privacy away from the limelight, and yet all the excitement of the Cote D'Azur is but a mere heartbeat away. Le Beauvallon is available to private individuals and corporate clients alike for exclusive use with all our services and facilities reserved entirely for you and your guests. With 70 rooms and suites, we are able to host up to 140 resident guests and up to 300 dining guests at any given time. Everything will be as you want it and the entire team is at your disposal to assure you of perfection. Add fun and discovery into your days and let us help you organise activities and adventures of every kind, as there is so much to do and see anytime of the year in the area.

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This Member Of The Starwood Luxury Collection, Hotel Prince Des Galles Champs Elysee, is Just Steps Away From The Champs Elysees, And Close To Place De La Concorde On The Fashion District. Offering Art Deco Style And An Intimate Atmosphere, The Prince De Galles, Built In 1927, Is A Unique Luxury Experience In The Heart Of Paris. The 168 Rooms And Suites Have Been Modernized Yet Still Preserve The Traditional Elegant French Style. The Hotel Also Featues A Lobby With Atmosphere, A Club Style Bar, An Excellent Gourmet Restaurant And A Magnificent Courtyard. Seduction, luxury, comfort and intimacy reign in this palace in the heart of Paris.

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In less than two years, lebua- all suite luxury hotel and member of the Small luxury hotels of the World has quickly established itself as one of Bangkok's finest hotels, winning several awards and accolades. Its suites have made it to the list of 101 best suites in the world by Elite Traveler for two years in succession. It has been voted the' Best New Hotel' of 2006 by the readers of Business Asia magazine in conjunction with CNBC, Asia Pacific. "Art of Travel" magazine has named it the "Best New Boutique Hotel" in Bangkok.

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The hotel's celebrated fleet of Rolls-Royce limousines, together with The Peninsula's helicopter shuttle service from the hotel's rooftop helipad, offer hotel guests luxurious transportation to and from Hong Kong International Airport and around Hong Kong.

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Designated as a unique historical monument, the Hotel de Crillon is an elegant 18th century Palace situated on the world famous Place De La Concorde in the heart of Paris. Only a few steps away from the Champs-Elysees, the Faubourg Saint Honore shopping area and all major museums, the Hotel de Crillon is the place to stay in Paris. The Hotel De Crillon is rich in history and culture. Decorated in the eighteenth century style of Louis XV and recently redesigned, the hotel's 147 guest rooms and suites include Presidential apartments and the exceptional Louis XV and Leonard Bernstein suites. With 140 square meters of terrace, tall windows allowing abundant light, warm colors and wood-paneling, these renowned suites offer magnificent views of Paris, the Eiffel Tower proudly visible from a luxurious bubble-bath. Offering its guests the highest level of personalized service is the ultimate goal

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Traditional French comfort at our chateau accommodation in France. The journey through history continues inside the guest-rooms. The decoration is in the traditional French style and adds much to our Chantilly chateau hotel accommodation's heritage and character. The comfort at our suite accommodation in Chantilly is all-encompassing and the ambiance is created through great attention to detail, thus giving the building its grandeur.

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This luxury hotel features 273 guestrooms, including 45 suites offering wood-burning fireplaces. As a preferred social and business center, Taj Boston is noted for its fine dining in The Cafe, Afternoon Tea in The Lounge and cocktails in The Bar with live music playing, Chanel boutique in the lobby as well as state-of-the-art Cisco TelePresence Room, business and guest services. The Dining Room, embellished with cobalt blue and crystal chandeliers, has been impressing guests with culinary classics for over 79 years. The food is, as always, delicious.

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A timeless classic, The Carlyle, A Rosewood Hotel, has been called home by leaders in world affairs, business, society, entertainment and the arts since its debut in 1930. Brilliantly positioned on Madison Avenue, it is a true New York landmark -- a showcase of great art, a purveyor of privacy and a sanctuary of refined taste. Guests feel truly ensconced in an elegant private residential atmosphere, which includes a discreet and polished staff as well as world-class dining and entertainment. Located in the heart of Manhattan

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Step out of your world and into ours: a timeless sanctuary of luxurious cottage accommodations, sparkling azure waters, endless views and beautiful beaches. Our property is delightfully private and the atmosphere casually elegant. Sink into the splendours of nature that surround you. Fall in love with the cozy cottages -- private and comfortable -

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Duikar Altit Hunza | Northern Areas Pakistan, Hunza 5050, Pakistan

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