reported by Andrea Bennett A seat on a sold-out flight. A beachfront room at a hot new resort. That elusive cabin upgrade (at no extra charge). These are a few of the things that a great travel agent can secure for a client. In this easy-to-use pullout guide, you’ll find T+L’s 2006 A-List: 125 travel super-agents the best of the best—specialists who always deliver. In the past year, we’ve interviewed hundreds of agents to find out which ones provide unparalleled service and essential advice.  » Read more »

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As it readies for the 2008 Olympics, Beijing strives to redefine its images as an ultra-modern capital city with world-class facilities. As a result, the number of choices in luxury hotel accommodations continues to expand at a dizzying rate. However, most options remain centrally located near Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City. Bill Clinton regularly stays at the St. Regis Hotel (http://www.stregis.com/beijing), Known for its personalized service. All accommodations feature warm,  » Read more »

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Sophy Roberts profiles 10 super-agents- travel experts who can give their customers access to the most exclusive accommodation and events. Some of us turn to personal shoppers, others to yoga teachers. For travelers, the guru de jour is the super-agent, shorthand for the connector who can get us into the best private houses in the world’s most compelling regions. These people are not for everyone. Because their client lists are generally small,  » Read more »