Lonely Planet has devised this list of places where the A-list likes to play. We've also included some stories to help you plan:
1. Telluride, CO
This former Native American hunting ground has been billed "the new Aspen" in recent years.
2. Gstaad, Switzerland
This chi-chi Swiss resort is renowned more for its celebrity clientele than its skiing.
3. Miami, FL
Miami -- specifically South Beach -- has never been hotter. Bbling, mojitos, exotic cars, what's not to like?
4. St. Barts
This luxe Caribbean isle has been attracting the jet set since the first commercial jets took to the skies. Saint-Barthélemy's gourmet restaurants, rambling villas, and ornate harbor serve as reminders of its long-standing popularity with teh right and famous.
5. Wakaya, Fiji
Canadian entrepreneur David Gilmour purchased this island in 1973 and now plays host to celebrities like Bill Gates, Russell Crowe, and Keith Richards.
6. Goldeneye Resort, Jamaica
Bond, James Bond. Goldeneye was once Bond creator Ian Fleming's holiday estate, so it's no wonder that he set many of his novels in lush Jamaica.
7. Sveti Stefan, Montenegro
Tiny Sveti Stefan island provides little Montenegro's biggest ‘wow’ moment. Once a simple fishing community, it became a hit with Hollywood and European royalty in the mid-20th century.
8. Ibiza, Spain
Ibiza is known for its partying, but think European actors, footballers, fashionistas, not Spring Breakers.
9. Côte d’Azur, France
The south of France has attracted socialites and aristocrats to its balmy shores since the 19th century. Go for a sail, or lose your shirt at the blackjack tables.
10. The Hamptons, NY
Who’s who and who's new on Long Island's most exclusive shores? Baz Luhrmann's adaptation of The Great Gatsby, the quintessential novel about the Hamptons, is one of this summer's biggest hits.
Source: Lonely Planet