These are the top luxury destinations of 2017

The recent International Luxury Travel Market (ILTM), held in Shanghai, gave the privileged few new ideas when it comes to travelling.

These are the destinations and experiences ILTM had on offer, according to CNN:

World’s largest cruise suite, Regent Seven Seas

At 4,434-square-foot, Regent Suite is the world’s largest cruise ship accommodation. It was launched last year, costing $450 million. It features crystal chandeliers, Versace crockery and Murano glass ceilings. Guests may not want to leave their suite, as it is overseen by a personal butler. The suite includes a Steinway grand piano, a private spa and sauna and an opulent Savoir No. 1 bed that was worth $150,000. Unlimited dining, shore excursions and treatment are also included in the price of $10,000 per night.

JW Marriott Emerald Bay Resort, Phu Quoc, Vietnam

Phu Quoch is an island off the southwestern coast of Vietnam, known as one of Asia’s hottest beach destinations. JW Marriott’s Emerald Bay Resort features various villas, but not one of them compares to Lamarck House. It is a four-bedroom seafront villa, designed by Bangkok-based architect Bill Bensley, that takes opulence to a whole new level. Lamarck House boasts Asia’s longest villa infinity pool at 50 meters, an outdoor massage pavilion, five restaurants with global cuisines, as well as a private chef. The prices start at $10,000 a night.

US Open final experience, Baccarat Hotel, New York

Sport fans can agree that few experiences can rival a Grand Slam tennis final. On this luxury Manhattan property, which opened in 2015, celebrates Baccarat’s heritage as the iconic French crystal maker across its 114 suites, dining and entertainment options. Besides an overnight stay for two in a Classic Suite, the experience includes a limousine to Arthur Ashe Stadium on Sunday, September 10, VIP entry and courtside tickets along with gourmet lunch or dinner and premium bar service during ther match. The total package comes at $12,015.

Fairmont Penthouse Suite, San Francisco

For those looking for a Penthouse Suite for a party, the 6,000 square feet across the entire eighth floor of the Fairmont San Francisco should be enough. Guests get three bedrooms, a living room, a dining room, a two-level library, a billiards room and a spacious terraces overlooking San Francisco. The kitchen is stocked and staffed and a butler is always on hand to ensure all guests are fulfilled. Former suite residents include JFK and Mick Jagger. The prices start from $18,000 oer night.

Ultimate Shangai weekend, The Peninsula, Shanghai

A weekend package at The Peninsula offers the possibility to experience the city in unique style from the hotel’s historic Bund riverfront location. Seeing the city from the water adds new beauty to it, which makes a Champagne Deutz afternoon tea aboard the hotel’s luxury motor yacht a true delight. The spa treatments and dinner for two at one of the property’s Michelin-starred restaurants – Sir Elly’s and Yi Long Court – are also a must. The weekend package in the Peninsula Suite costs $32,650.