Club Med reaches nearly 2 billion Euros in business volume for the first time in its history

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In 2023, 97% of the Resort portfolio consisted of Premium and Exclusive Collection Resorts and will achieve 100% by April 2024. On the operations side, the upscale positioning positively contributed to Club Med performance as the costs increased less than the progression of the mix-price.In 2023, Club Med continued to strengthen its upscale positioning with the opening of 4 new premium and Exclusive Collection Resorts:

In 2023, Club Med saw the business volume of its Mountain Resorts increased by +33% compared to the year 2022 and amounted to €523 M. It represented 32% of global group business volume.

 

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