What to do: Discover Sydney from above and take in views of the magnificent Sydney Opera House and Sydney Harbour Bridge by seaplane. Sydney Seaplanes depart from Rose Bay and offer a discreet VIP area at their terminal lounge. Sip on champagne while waiting to board your seaplane, then fly along the coast to Palm Beach for a luxurious lunch at Jonah’s.

If you fancy a little exercise, make your way to Royal Sydney Golf Club at Rose Bay and practice your swing on their lavish grounds. You’ll follow in the footsteps of the golfing greats, as The Royal Sydney has been a multi-time host of the Australian Open.

Where to eat: Plan the ultimate romantic dinner for two in one of the carriages of the Ferris wheel at Luna Park overlooking Sydney Harbour. Held most Sunday evenings during the warmer months, you’ll board your own private gondola for a three-course meal with wine pairings. Enjoy the gentle rotation of the wheel as the sun sets romantically over the harbour. For the ultimate luxury experience, upgrade to a Cinderella Carriage decorated with sparkling fairly lights.

Where to stay: Sydney is well-known for its love of real estate, so there are some very impressive hotels to choose from. The Park Hyatt Sydney occupies the number one spot, with uninterrupted views of the Opera House, a rooftop pool the highest level of personalised service.

What to do: Paris is one of the fashion capitals of the world and is home to many famous designers including Chanel, Dior and Jean-Paul Gaultier. Don your finest outfit and head to Avenue Montaigne to shop in the city’s most prestigious designer boutiques.

After purchasing your outfit for the evening, take a cruise along the Seine on the private yacht Don Juan II. You’ll be greeted by sailors in uniform before boarding the yacht and sitting down for a gourmet dinner while you sail along the Seine. For the ultimate luxury, you can arrange to be picked up from your hotel by a vintage Rolls Royce.

Where to eat: For a truly Parisian experience book a table Alain Ducasse Au Plaza Athenée, with its glittering chandeliers and distinctly French feel. Ingredients are sustainably sourced and very fresh – fruit and vegetables are picked each morning and arrive at the kitchen just a few hours later. 

Where to stay: Le Meurice is situated in a prime position on arcade Rue de Rivoli and has a grand interior, with the ground-floor suites resembling something out of the Palace of Versailles. Despite its opulence, the hotel avoids being stuffy.

For a more high octane experience, channel your inner Lewis Hamilton and book an Ultimate Drive Experience in a Ferrari or Lamborghini. Race around the official F1 circuit at Marina Bay Sands in a Ferrari F430 F1 Spider or Lamborghini Gallardo and get your adrenaline pumping.

Where to eat: JAAN, which is located on the 70th floor of Swissotel The Stamford, has gorgeous views of Singapore’s skyline and waterways. The Michelin star restaurant has an imaginative and seasonal menu curated by Chef de Cuisine Kirk Westaway.

Where to stay: Take inspiration from the Hollywood blockbuster Crazy Rich Asians and bask in luxury at Marina Bay Sands. The hotel cost a whopping eight billion Singapore dollars to build and has luxury woven into it everywhere, from the 57th-floor infinity pool to the upscale Banyon Tree Spa.

What to do: Nowhere in the world screams luxury quite like Dubai. Whether you’re relaxing on a private yacht on the Arabian Gulf or enjoying a facial with a 24-carat mask made with gold chains at the Talise Ottoman Spa, it’s likely almost every activity in Dubai will have a luxurious element. It’s even possible to indulge in an edible 23-Carat Ice Cream from Scoopi Café.

Where to eat: Fancy eating in a restaurant with an indoor waterfall? The Cavalli Club Dubai is set over three floors and its almost worth the money just experiencing the lavish interior. Launched in collaboration with Italian fashion designer Robert Cavalli, the menu comprises both Gourmet Italian and international cuisine, including New York steak of Wagyu grade 9+.

Where to stay: In keeping with the film theme, the Burj al Arab can be spotted in Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol starring Tom Cruise (although it’s not the one he scales – that’s the Burj Khalifa). The Burj al Arab contains everything you’d expect from Dubai’s fanciest hotels: Eiderdown duvets, exquisite Egyptian cotton linen and an ultra-deluxe super king bed. It also has the world’s largest brigade of butlers and the 780 square meter Royal Suite has its own private cinema.