With fast-growing wealth, China's rich have developed an even stronger desire to travel and make their holidays abroad.

Ninety percent of those with a personal wealth of 10 million yuan traveled abroad in 2011, according to Hurun's latest report on the country's luxury traveler market.

In 2010, travel is still the biggest spending by China's 960,000 millionaires and billionaires. On average, they take a 15-day holiday each year, with 3 trips made to foreign lands.

The following are the top 10 preferred international luxury destinations by China's millionaires and billionaires, according to the Hurun report.

NO.10 Hawaii

Lanikai Beach, Hawaii

Hawaii, the newest state of the United States, comprises a chain of volcanic islands in the central Pacific Ocean. Small as it is, Hawaii is a paradise for any traveler, with its picturesque natural scenery, perfect temperatures all year round, beautiful beaches, and its native culture.

The most popular attraction in Hawaii is the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on the main Island. The park boasts two world-famous volcanoes: Kilauea, one of the world's most active volcanoes, and Mauna Loa, the most massive volcano worldwide. Magnificent sights, sunbathing and volcano exploring experience there will be a lifetime memory. Lanikai Beach is another must-see spot in Hawaii, with its stunning white sanded beaches and crystal-like waters. Also, don't miss the Waimea Canyon, which was depicted as the "Grand Canyon of the Pacific" by the renowned U.S. writer Mark Twain.

NO.9 Dubai

Burj Al arab hotel

Situated south of the Persian Gulf on the Arabian Peninsula, the city of Dubai is one of the most favored destinations internationally. It perfectly blends skyscrapers, sand dunes, beaches and turqouise waters. This bustling metropolitan city has become one of the most popular places for the rich and celebrities in recent years. The city is also a paradise for duty-free shopping.

Dubai has some of the most superior beaches in the world, including the Jumeirah Beach, which will offer you a most relaxed vacation. The skyline of the city is impressive as it is home to a number of the world's tallest skyscrapers. Located near the Jumeirah Beach, the boat-shaped Burj Al arab hotel is the only seven-star rated hotel as well as the tallest one on the planet. The 828-meter Burj Khalifa can be found in Dubai and is the tallest building worldwide. For shoppers, the number one choice must be the Mall of the Emirates, the world's largest shopping mall. Also, you can go to the Gold Souq market to buy gold in any carat.

NO.8 Switzerland

Swiss Alps, Zermatt ski resort.

Situated in Western Europe, Switzerland is a country known as the Land of the Alps. It offers the most breathtaking views of the magnificent Alps which occupies about 60 percent of its territory. It has about one hundred mountain peaks which tower nearly or above 4,000 meters, leaving visitors in awe. Small as it is, Switzerland enjoys a wide diversity of landscape and climate. Snow-capped mountains, lush forests, open pastures, unique tranquility, rich traditions and ancient architecture. These are the elements that give tourists a complete vacation.

The Chillon Castle, lying on the shore of Lake Geneva, is the most famous castle in Switzerland. Covering about half of the country's area, the Swiss National Park is one of the worth-seeing spots. It offers amazing views of the Alps and great hiking trails. Also, don't miss the longest glacier in the Alps-the 23-kilometer Aletsch Glacier. A vacation to this wonderland will not be complete without a skiing adventure. Don't worry, Switzerland never lacks of beautiful ski resorts. Zermatt, located at the foot of the Swiss Alps, stands out as one of the world's most beloved ski resorts.

NO.7 Italy

Manarola, Italy

Italy features amazing delicacies, wineries, art galleries, ancient architecture and hill-top hamlets. As a country with a long and rich history, it claims the greatest number of world heritage sites. A tour to Italy cannot be complete without visiting the Coliseum and the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

Roma, the capital of Italy, is known as the world's greatest open-air museum. The must-see sites in Roma include the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Vatican, the St. Peter's and the Trevi Fountain. Venice, dubbed "The City on Water", is one of the most-visited cities of Italy. Other not-to-be-missed cities include Milan, Italy's home of fashion; Florence, a fascinating paradise for art lovers; Manarola, one of the oldest towns in Cinque Terre, Italy; and Verona, a beautiful place known as the setting for Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet.

NO.6 Singapore

Singapore's Raffles Hotel

An island city-state in Southeast Asia, Singapore is usually associated with its icon, the Merlion. The small country is a magnet for vacationers and tourists for its clean and green environment, warm climate, and metropolitan vitality. Food is also touted as one of the major reasons for visiting Singapore.

The top attraction in Singapore is Sentosa, a premier island with the finest sandy beaches for water sports activities, sunbathing and relaxation. Little India and Chinatown are not only great destinations for food lovers, but fantastic places for culture enthusiasts. Some other great places to visit in Singapore include the Singapore Botanic Gardens, also known as a national landmark, and the Raffles Hotel, a colonial-style luxury hotel dated back to 1887.

NO.5 Maldives

Sunisland, Maldives

Maldives is a magic and fabulous island country consisting of about 1200 tiny islands, of which only 200 are inhabited. Scattered like a garland of pearls in the middle of the Indian Ocean, these islands offer holiday-makers a luxury and dreamlike vacation experience. These coral islands, along with the coconut palm-laced fine beaches, deep-blue waters and many enchanting spots, make the island country one of the luxury destinations for travelers, honeymooners and water sports enthusiasts. The ancient coral reefs undersea and colorful marine life is also a feast to your eyes.

Male, the capital of Maldives, is a small island dotted with many mosques. The grand National Museum, a landmark of Male, is situated in the Sultan's Park. Some must-see islands and attractions in Maldives are as follows: Meeru, Sunisland, Bandos Resort, Full Moon Beach Resort, Laguna, Manafaru, Kudahuvadhoo, Naifaru, Kurumba and Komandoo.

NO.4 Japan

Mount Fuji, Japan

Located in East Asia, Japan is a relatively small island country but with great attractions. Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan, is undoubtedly its most iconic natural landmark. Japan is also known as the "Amazing Land of Sakura", as the cherry blossom blooms in spring turn the entire country into a spectacular destination. Tourists will find that modern technology and traditional cultures blend perfectly at this destination.

Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Nara are the most popular destinations in Japan, however, it's amazing that many of Japan’s top attractions are clustered in the capital city of Tokyo--Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo National Museum, etc,. The Ginza District in Tokyo is one of the greatest places for luxury shopping and nightlife. Kyoto's Kinkaku-ji, also known as the Golden Pavilion, is said to be the most visited spot. Being Japan's oldest capital, Nara is also on the top attraction list. Its best-known site is Todai-ji Hall, the largest wooden building worldwide.

NO.3 Australia

The Sydney Opera House

Kangaroos and Koalas are surely on a must-see list for travelers to Australia, a country in the Southern Hemisphere. However, the country has more than one can imagine. In addition to the fine beaches and recreational opportunities, Australia offers kaleidoscope views of snow-capped mountains, mysterious rainforests, and even large deserts. That's why it comes in as the third most favored international luxury destination.

The top attractions one can think of may be Sydney, Fraser Island, Melbourne, and the Great Barrier Reef. The Sydney Opera House, back dropped by the magnificent Sydney Harbor Bridge, is a world-famous spot and regarded as one of the wonders in the modern world. Travelers will also dream of exploring the luxuriant rainforests and enchanting sand cliffs on the Fraser Island off the Queensland coast. Another must-see attraction is the Great Barrier Reef, which unveils the stunning glamour of the world's largest coral reef and various kinds of exotic fish. Some other popular destinations include the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, the Jamison Valley and the National Gallery of Australia.

NO.2 United States

The Yellowstone National Park, U.S.

The United States is an amazing land boasting diversified cultures, geographical features and natural landscape. The Statue of Liberty and the Hollywood Sign are known as the icons of the country. The major cities of the United States include New York, Washington D.C, Philadelphia, Boston, Chicago, and San Francisco.

In a country abundant in tourist resources, you will surely find a number of attractions you want to tour. Known as the Big Apple, New York City is the biggest metropolitan center in the United States, with such famous spots as the Statue of Liberty, UN headquarters, Broadway, Times Square, and Central Park. Many travelers are also keen on exploring the natural attractions such as the Grand Canyon and the Yellowstone National Park. Located primarily in Wyoming, Yellowstone is known for its rich wildlife and varieties of geothermal features. Unquestionably, the massive Niagara Falls on the U.S.-Canadian border will also leave a deep impression on you.

NO.1 France