Club Med will open 17 new resorts, as well as complete 13 renovations or extensions of existing resorts by 2024. With such a wide range of locations and activities to choose from, Club Med, founded in 1950, still stands by its original business plan: “Everything is included.”
Québec © Club Med
Despite the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic, Club Med continued its expansion momentum in 2021with four resort openings, including Club Med Seychelles in Africa, Club Med Lijiang in China, Club Med Québec in Canada and Club Med La Rosière in the French Alps.
Club Med is also opening Club Med Albion in Mauritius, Club Med Peisey-Vallandry in the French Alps, Club Med Pragelato Sestriere in the Italian Alps and Club Med Marrakech in Morocco, as well as expanding its all-inclusive mountain club with the December 2024 opening of Club Med Utah, the brand’s first new resort in the United States in more than 20 years.
Cancun © Club Med
Located 35 miles from Salt Lake City, Snowbasin resort is one of the most accessible and oldest-operating ski resorts in North America. The 320-room, four-season resort will combine American luxury with Club Med’s French savoir-faire, appealing to every type of traveler, including families, couples and meetings and events groups.
In addition to all-day dining available at the resort’s restaurants and lounges, also included are group ski and snowboard lessons with ski-in/ski-out access, lift tickets and a heated swimming pool during the ski season. In the warmer months, guests can explore more than 3,000 acres of the surrounding mountains and valleys through guided activities like hiking programs, mountain biking and Club Med’s trademark circus activities.
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