3floz offers a range of luxury skin and hair care products for men and women, all in travel-friendly sizes of 3 fluid ounces (100 ml) or less. Pick up their men’s kit ($116), which includes everything you need for head to toe for that trip away from home.

100%ChocolateCafe truly lives up to its name.

The kitchen’s menu serves chocolate, and only chocolate. From chocolate drinks, and chocolate pastries, to chocolate ice cream and even chocolate sandwiches, this Chuo-Ku, Japan restaurant is a chocolate lover’s dream.

The concept behind 100%ChocolateCafe is to put your senses at the middle of a “chocolate kitchen” and it doesn’t fail to deliver. Covering one of the walls are 56 different types of chocolate blocks, tastefully placed in glass showcases.

I’m pretty sure this is where Willy Wonka hangs out after a hard day’s work at the Chocolate Factory.

Conceptionalized by Kundo Koyama, the creator of the “Iron Chef” TV show, Tokyo Curry Lab restaurant is based on a concept of creating an innovative lab for experimenting and inventing unique curry recipes.

Located in Tokyo’s monumental Tokyo Tower, a “lab” area with colorful spice tubes on display is accompanied by a contemporary dining counter behind it. The serious yet humorous interior is intended for curry lovers serious at play.

Don’t you hate it when you’re waiting in the two hour long dinner buffet line at the Bellagio and some so called “VIP” guest strolls right in? I used to hate it as well, until I was the VIP that didn’t have to wait in line or pay for my food.

So how did I manage to get comped? The key is to join the casino’s players club. Every casino has a different players club program, so be sure to stop by their information desk and ask what they have to offer. After you’ve found the casino you enjoy playing and staying at, stick with it. For Tami and I, we absolutely love the Venetian. It’s a beautiful casino with a nice shopping mall and it’s just a short walk to our other favorites; Bellagio, Caesars Palace and Wynn. Not to mention, the Venetian is home to the Tao, one of the most exclusive night clubs in Vegas, and boy do we love to party!

After you’ve received your players card, be sure to use it every time you’re at the tables or slots. Using the players card gives you a “rating” as the casino tracks the amount of money you’re spending. As a basic rule, the more money you spend, the better the comps get. Tami usually plays a couple hundred at most in slots, and I’m usually at the crap tables with no more than a thousand bucks. Even as light gamblers, Venetian Players Club has given us everything from comped spa treatments and show tickets, to buffets and hotel suites.

In fact, they just sent us a free weekend stay for October and November, and you best bet that we’ll be out here having a crazy fun time in Sin City. So next time you’re in Vegas, don’t be the chump waiting in line or paying for your stay. Get your players club card, and start being a VIP!

Just a rock throw away from Palm Beach, Florida is a little known 17-mile-long village named Jupiter Island. It’s rated year after year by Forbes as one of the most expensive zip codes in the United States. Not surprisingly since the median home price is $5.6 million.

This island plays home to some of America’s — and the world’s — richest celebrities. Among it’s most illustrious denizens are famed singer Celine Dion and golf pro Tiger Woods.

In 2005, Celine Dion paid a whopping $12.5 million for her 6,859 square feet Jupiter Island house, which was built in 1963. Not to be outdone, in 2006, Tiger Woods dropped a record-breaking $38 million for a 10-acre Jupiter Island estate.

With mega superstars like these gobbling up the land of the 33455 zip code, don’t hold your breath for house prices here to drop anytime soon.

Everyone knows about Hong Kong, being the major international city that it is, but have you heard of Macau? Just a short thirty minute boat ride away, Macau is fast becoming the new Las Vegas, or that’s what U.S. investors like the Las Vegas Sands Corp. is betting on.

On Tuesday, the $2.4 billion Venetian Macao Resort opened it’s doors to give Sin City a run for its money. Let me see if I can describe the mass of this new beast.

With 3000 suites, 1.2 million square feet of convention space, 1.6 million square feet of retail, and 550,000 square feet of casino space, the Venetian Macao has more floor space than four Empire State Buildings. The hotel’s 3400 slot machines, 870 gambling tables and other games of chance sprawl across the casino more than three times the size of the largest casino in Las Vegas. All of this is encircled by 350 luxury shops spanning 1.6 million square feet of retail, more than any Hong Kong mall. A 15,000 seat arena for entertainment and sports events is nearly the size of Madison Square Garden.

And the Venetian Macao wouldn’t be a Venetian without three indoor canals with singing gondoliers; the Venetian Las Vegas has only one.

To mark the opening, Las Vegas Sands Chairman Sheldon Adelson and his wife smashed a bottle of champagne against the prow of a black gondola, steered by a gondolier through a faux-Venetian streetscape.

“I know what I’m doing. We’ve already done this in Vegas. There is no question about this,” he said in an interview before the opening.

Surrounded by the casino’s grand Italian architecture, with marble floors, high arched roofs, frescoes, fountains and gold statues, Adelson said: “All we’re doing is taking the fully matured, completely evolved capital of entertainment called Las Vegas, and picking it up and dropping it here.”

The Venetian Macao is offering an initial rate of $140 a night for a 650-square-foot suite, so you better book fast before prices skyrocket, and believe me they will!

Lush, sun-drenched, relaxed and nestled seductively between Los Angeles and San Francisco, Santa Barbara is one of America’s best-kept secrets. From State Street and the Santa Ynez Mountains to the Channel Islands and the wine country, Santa Barbara basks in sunshine, natural bounty, creativity, cultural sophistication and an appreciation for taking life at your own pace.

You might love it so much here that you’ll need a nice dream home to settle down in. How about this 10 bedroom, 12 bath, 13,800 square foot Bluff Top Italian Villa?

Overlooking the deep blue Pacific, this amazing property features Italian architecture & enjoys beautiful gardens, Venetian plaster walls, breathtaking ocean views as well as a stunning mosaic pool and spa.

The price to live in luxury you ask? (US) $39,500,000. Hope you’ve been saving up!

Wider seats, better food, and chichi toiletries. But increasingly, the real pampering starts before you get on the plane. Business 2.0 magazine has the details on some of the world’s most lavish layovers.

One such hotspot is the Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse at Heathrow. Offering a nice break from the usual sofas and oyster bars, the Heathrow Clubhouse has been designed to give the feel of a private members club. A long cocktail bar, backed with rose tinted glass, opens into the lounge area where streams flow soothingly down a Japanese water wall into the pool. A gallery overlooking the airport offers views of planes tooing and froing.

For sheer luxury you can visit the in-house Spa for a cleansing facial or a relaxing massage. There’s even a hair dresser if you need to neaten up your locks before boarding. You’re not cut off from the outside world either as the whole lounge has wireless internet and laptop points. A breath of fresh air compared to your usual departure lounge, the Clubhouse might persuade you that airports aren’t so ghastly after all. It’ll certainly make you feel smugly superior to everyone else at Heathrow.

Being on an airplane with air conditioned air for long hours can really be tough on your skin. This Works Travel Kit ($35) contains eight miracle in-flight products to keep you beautiful from take-off to landing, the essential beauty travel companion.

The Travel Kit contains the following miniature This Works products:

• Energy Bank & Deep Calm Bath & Shower Oils
• Turbo balm: to keep lips hydrated
• One for All: the essential oil blend for antiseptic relief
• Stay Cool soothing eye serum
• Enjoy Really Rich Lotion: powerful moisturizer for face and body
• Quick Spritz: refreshing spray for the face
• Breathe In: calming inhaler

Located in Anacapri, the most exclusive and unspoilt part of Italy’s island of Capri, the Capri Palace stands 300 meters above sea level, overlooking the open Mediterranean Sea and the Gulf of Naples.

The Capri Palace has 85 rooms, four with their own private gardens and heated swimming pool; 5 luxuriously furnished suites among which one finds the penthouse “Acropolis” bathed in sunlight, boasting a marvellous jacuzzi tub from where one can gaze at the stars and across the sea.

Not to mention the “Megaron” Suite, a spectacular 150-square-meter apartment, featuring hanging garden, private swimming pool, and an enchanting view of the Bay of Naples.