Club Med’s all-inclusive offering is in demand with Kiwis, as the 2026 data shows climbing sales, especially for its Asian properties, bolstered by strong airlift and close proximity.
Club Med’s 2025 sales from New Zealand were up 4.2% year-on year, and to say this was driven by Japan may be an understatement. Bookings for Kiroro Grand from this market were up 356% year-on-year and to Tomamu, up 27%. Bintan sales were up 51% year-on-year.
Michelle Davies, gm Club Med Pacific and New ESAP markets, says 2025 has reinforced the continued appeal of its all-inclusive offering. “We are seeing growing demand from modern travellers who are prioritising frictionless holidays that allow them to truly switch off…,” she adds.
To maintain this momentum, Club Med says it will continue to invest in trade partnerships and market activity to support awareness and bookings across New Zealand. This includes dedicated trade events and agent engagement initiatives, including New Zealand-specific famil opportunities. Looking ahead, Davies adds that upcoming openings in South Africa (04 Jul) and Borneo (16 Nov) also mark an exciting next chapter for the region.
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Club Med reports solid overall prof itability in 2025, with highlighted figures including business volume rising 4% to EUR2222 million compared to 2024, around $4401 million, its properties welcoming more than 1.4 million guests.
Average daily rate rose 5% to EUR421,and the average room occupancy rate was p 1.8 percentage points to 75.8%.
