The first edition focuses on the Robinson Crusoe-themed Gili Lankanfushi in the Maldives, the ultimate romantic getaway and one of the most exclusive hotels in the world, where stays cost as much as £25,000 a night.

This time, we're in the jungle on the tropical Malaysian island of Langkawi. At the Datai resort, mega wealthy guests enjoy the height of luxury in the middle of a remote 10-millionyear-old rainforest as well as special access to one of the top 10 beaches on the planet. For well-travelled guests who've already seen the best the world has to offer, it's this hotel's unique location that gives it an edge. We follow holidaymakers enjoying some of the exclusive experiences the resort can provide in an ancient rainforest. There are no coach tours to crowded tourist hot spots here. Instead, renowned naturalists accompany guests for the world's most natural spa treatment on a sunrise walk through the forest or take them on a private boat tour to one of the island's deserted beaches. But running a top luxury hotel in the middle of the jungle has its challenges. Guests are warned not to leave their minibars open because the island's monkeys are known to help themselves to a snack. And at the 18

The Hotel Martinez owns a private beach and a two Michelin star restaurant, La Palme d'Or.

A look behind the scenes at La Mamounia on the edge of the city of Marrakesh in Morocco, where A-listers come for a luxurious taste of North Africa. The hotel has been welcoming the rich and powerful since 1923, and has also found fame with the newest generation of the super-rich and beyond after it featured in hit Netflix series Inventing Anna. In the hotel's top rooms - the riad courtyard suites popular with celebrities such as Khloe Kardashian, who want their privacy - a live-in personal butler attends to guests' every need, and is all part of the package when just one night here costs as much as £8,000.

Life at the Peninsula Paris hotel in the French capital, where its wealthy guests get to live out their wildest romantic fantasies with Michelin-starred food, private views of the Eiffel Tower and 550 staff to cater to their every need.

A look at Forestis hotel in the Dolomite mountains in north-eastern Italy, which is designed to help guests connect to nature rather than the internet, with staff working around the clock to ensure customers forget their hectic everyday lives.