I love long-distance travel, and luxury travel most of all. The Seychelles, Mauritius and Dubai are my favorites. Dubai is always good for a week. The flight of about five hours from Europe is no problem and the shopping malls are simply a dream for any fashionista. Not just the malls, the beaches invite you to relax too.

Mauritius is also among the luxury destinations. In the 5-star hotels, water skiing is included. For a water sports fan like me, nothing could be better. I can't get enough of the water and I love it when I get to ride a few laps in the motorboat.

The Seychelles really cost money, especially the extras. It's unbelievably expensive and yet so beautiful. But the market alone is quite a wake-up call. The currency conversion chart had better stay in the hotel room, or the joy is dampened.

But beforehand I developed a strategy for myself: every day, $10 goes into an envelope, because I quit smoking and would rather treat myself to luxury travel.

I would do it again in a heartbeat

I've never regretted a single trip, and above all not luxury travel. It stays in your memory like nothing else. Treating and pampering yourself is wonderful. Recovering from the stress of the last few months. For me, luxury travel starts at the airport. I love duty-free shops all over the world. Picking up books and magazines at the airport is simply lovely.

Luxury means to me:

  • being pampered
  • beautiful people
  • wealthy people
  • sugar baby and sugar daddy
  • honeymoons
  • expensive cars
  • gourmet temples

I love life, and only its very best side!

Dreams aren't just pipe dreams

I love lying in bed at night dreaming of beautiful things. I fall asleep that way, and as is well known, wishes solidify in the alpha state just before falling asleep. I believe in manifesting wishes. The universe has every conceivable possibility. I'm not some New Age type and I have both feet firmly on the ground, but life has taught me that wishes are not pipe dreams.

When I believe in something with all my heart, my wishes come true. So be careful: "What you wish for can be in your life tomorrow." So be careful about wishing for the right man, because afterwards it might not be the prince, but the frog.

Years ago a VW Beetle drove past me and I called out loud: "That's my car!" I really couldn't afford it, and five years later it was mine. It was the same with my trips: I wish for them and they simply come into my life. Simply wonderful - the universe delivers!