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Club Med has launched a November promotional campaign offering discounts of up to 30% on selected all-inclusive holidays across Asia. The 11.11 Year-End Offer is available for bookings made between 1 and 30 November 2026, covering travel periods extending from November 2026 to late May 2027. Participating destinations include Japan, China, Thailand, Malaysia and the Maldives, with different discounts and booking conditions depending on the resort and travel dates.
The campaign is divided into two main travel periods. For stays ending by 27 November 2026, guests can receive discounts of up to 25% on Superior Rooms and 30% on Premium Rooms. Minimum stays range from two nights at Club Med Changbaishan in China to three nights at selected resorts in Thailand and the Maldives. For winter and spring holidays between 27 November 2026 and 28 May 2027, discounts of up to 20% are available on qualifying stays of at least three nights.
The promotion reflects Club Med's strategy of attracting travellers across different seasonal markets. While resorts in Thailand and the Maldives cater primarily to tropical beach holidays, properties in Japan and China offer access to winter sports. The combination allows the company to market contrasting holiday experiences within a single booking campaign, particularly to families planning travel during school holidays and other seasonal breaks.
Japan and China Feature in Winter Promotion
Four Japanese resorts are included in the campaign: Club Med Kiroro Grand, Kiroro Peak, Tomamu and Sahoro. All are located in Hokkaido, a region internationally recognised for its winter sports facilities and substantial seasonal snowfall.
The promotion also covers three properties in China: Beidahu, Changbaishan and Yabuli. These destinations form part of Club Med's growing Asian ski holiday portfolio, which targets travellers seeking organised winter sports experiences with accommodation, dining and activities included.
Additional promotional discounts are available at participating Japanese ski resorts, although the company has not specified a uniform additional reduction applicable to all properties.
For travel distributors, the winter offers provide opportunities to market ski holidays alongside more traditional tropical destinations. Club Med's all-inclusive structure may be particularly relevant to families looking to estimate accommodation, dining and activity costs before departure.
Bruno Courbet, Club Med's Country Director for Indonesia, Thailand, India and New Markets, highlighted the importance of securing preferred travel dates and room categories early. He also pointed to growing interest in skiing in China and ongoing resort developments across the company's Asian portfolio.
Family Offers in the Maldives
The Maldives feature prominently in the November campaign, with Club Med Kani and Club Med Finolhu Villas participating in the promotional programme.
Club Med Kani also offers a separate family incentive. Under the promotion, one child under the age of 12 can stay free for every paying adult, subject to a minimum stay of three nights.
This benefit applies to stays from 28 November to 18 December 2026 and from 17 April to 28 May 2027. The specific travel windows allow families to consider periods outside some of the busiest holiday dates.
Club Med Phuket in Thailand is another participating beach destination. In Malaysia, the campaign includes Club Med Borneo, which the company identifies as an upcoming addition to its resort portfolio.
The inclusion of Borneo is particularly relevant to the company's regional development plans. Club Med has highlighted the property's forthcoming opening as part of its broader expansion in Asia, although the announcement does not provide a confirmed opening date.
Booking Conditions Vary by Destination
The promotional discounts are not uniform across the participating resorts. The maximum 30% reduction applies to selected Premium Rooms for the earlier November travel period, while the broader winter and spring offer provides discounts of up to 20%.
Minimum stay requirements, room availability and eligible travel dates therefore remain important considerations when comparing individual offers.
For travel agencies and tour operators, the campaign provides a short-term sales opportunity covering several different holiday segments, from ski travel in Northeast Asia to beach resorts in the Indian Ocean and Southeast Asia.
The promotion is primarily marketed through Club Med's Asian distribution channels. The announcement does not establish whether identical discounts and booking conditions are available through European sales markets.
With bookings open until 30 November 2026, the campaign is designed to encourage early commitments for winter and spring holidays while also stimulating demand for remaining November travel dates.
Image Credit: © Club Med
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