Anantara Vacation Club, Asia’s leading luxury vacation ownership concept for discerning travelers, is pleased to announce that it has sustained strong sales momentum for the fourth consecutive quarter, with revenue growth of almost 30% year over year in 3Q17.
With an in-depth knowledge of the Asian market, innovative partnerships and a proven commitment to providing exceptional service, Anantara Vacation Club is redefining the vacation ownership market while positioning for continued growth and leadership.
“We are rapidly expanding every day, and striving to stay one-step ahead of our competitors in our understanding of the opportunities that the Asian market presents to the vacation ownership industry,” said Maurizio Bisicky, Chief Operating Officer of Anantara Vacation Club. “We know where we need to develop and mature, and we have a pretty good idea on how to get there. Right now, we are in pole position, and we look forward to seeing what will come next.”
Anantara Vacation Club’s parent company, Minor International (MINT) reported a substantial increase of 18% core net profit in 9M17 over the same period from the previous year.
For more information please view Minor International’s Quarterly Corporate Update.
About Anantara Vacation Club
Launched in 2010, Anantara Vacation Club is Asia’s premier vacation ownership programme. Offering a portfolio of eight luxurious Club Resorts across Thailand, Indonesia, China and New Zealand, it provides Club Points Owners and their guests with the opportunity to explore top holiday destinations. Club Points Owners’ travel opportunities are further enhanced through the use of the flexible Club Escapes and Global Traveller programmes, which provide access to hundreds of partner resorts and hotels internationally.
Anantara Vacation Club is part of Minor Hotels, an international hotel owner, operator and investor currently with 155 hotels in operation. Through Anantara, AVANI, Oaks, Elewana, Tivoli, Four Seasons, St. Regis, Marriott and Minor International properties, Minor Hotels operates in 24 countries across Asia Pacific, the Middle East, Africa, the Indian Ocean, Europe and South America.
