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A team of British architects was hired to build the first ever revolving hotel in the world. The revolving luxury hotel will be in Croatia and it boasts of giving different views to their clientele every morning and every evening.
The architects of Studio RHE based in London will spearhead the £70 million project. It is expected to be completed by of 2012 according to a press release.

The idea of the revolving hotel solves the dream of the owners to give their guests a different view of the sea and the island of Solta in Croatia. The engineering of the structure will derive its DNA from the shipyards of Split.
The rotating portion of the hotel will be a 200 feet high 3-storey section which houses about 50 of their suites. The rooms will rotate 1.3 times everyday from their turntable middle concealed by a manmade lake.

Going for the first time in Dubrovnik is really an event, maybe even a must for addicted travelers. Going for the tenth time in Dubrovnik is not unusual among its fans!

The Walled Forteress of Dubrovnik is an UNECO world heritage site

Dubrovnik’s nickname is the “Pearl of the Adriatic” given by the Lord Byron himself. Today Dubrovnik tourism is in blossom. It is the center of the Croatian Riviera, where the jet set started to come, and this phenomena is quite comparable with the French Riviera from the 50’s! You will notice for sure the huge price difference between Dubrovnik and the rest of Croatia. But Dubrovnik is still Dubrovnik, despite the prices charged by the locals for meals, or for hosting or for handcrafts.

Dubrovnik Old Town is a major attraction

You can still travel a lot in September, with the big advantage of small prices. The peak season is off, and during the transition season ( autumn in the northern hemisphere, and spring in the southern) you can save a lot of money. So, I will recommend you some wonderful destinations.

1. The Greek islands. The prices are much lower, the water still good for bathing, and you are next to the Gods.You have a big choice of smaller or bigger islands ( Corfu, Santorini etc )

2. Mallorca, Spain. Wonderful Mediterranean island with beaches, mountains, olives plantations and even windmills. Usually overcrowded and expensive in summer, is now much cheaper.

3. Paris. La Ville lumiere is magnetic as ever, and will host by the end of september an important auto exhibition. Book in advance, and do not expect something cheap in Paris.