Club Med Delivers a Profitable 2025 Despite Global Challenges
by Bruce Parkinson
Photo: Club Med
Despite an increasingly challenging macroeconomic and geopolitical environment, Club Med once again delivered a strong performance in 2025.
Consistent with the performance of the past two years, the all-inclusive pioneer continues to deliver solid profitability and resilient growth.
Club Med welcomed over 1.4 million travellers worldwide in 2025, with an average room occupancy rate of 75.8% (up 1.8 points over 2024) and an average daily rate of $388.
In the East, South Asia, and Pacific (ESAP), Club Med welcomed over 300,000 guests to 10 regional properties. This was fueled by an increase of 21% in Mountain portfolio spanning Japan, China, and the European Alps, and an impressive 20% rise for the Club Med 2 sailing yacht.
Club Med is accelerating its global expansion through a strategic pipeline of new flagship resorts and transformative renovations. Here are some highlights:
Club Med South Africa Beach & Safari (July 2026): A unique dual-experience coastal resort introducing the brand’s first-ever Surf School alongside a safari lodge.
Club Med Borneo, Malaysia (November 2026): A 400-key rainforest property, Asia Pacific’s first large-scale, BREEAM-certified beach resort.
Club Med Koh Samui, Thailand (2028): Thailand’s first Exclusive Collection beach resort, offering 200 metres of private beachfront.
Club Med Tremblant, Canada (2028): A premium four-season alpine escape.
Club Med San Sicario, Italy (2028): A premium, bi-seasonal mountain haven with direct access to 400km of ski pistes.
Club Med Musandam, Oman (2028): An exclusive 300-room property nestled amidst breathtaking fjords.
Club Med Manado, Indonesia (2029): A premium gateway to pristine marine biodiversity in North Sulawesi.
