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Club Med’s new look-and-book app
Club Med has launched its iPad app which, according to the company, showcases an original 360-degree virtual tour of Club Med resorts by holding iPad in front of you and moving it left and right as if you were walking through the property.
Club Med, which has released its application for the iPhone and iPad, says, “it’s the most interactive way to display our resorts and immerses potential guests into the unique Club Med experience”.
“With these apps they (guests) can discover the best of Club Med spirit wherever, whenever,” said Jerome Hiquet, vice president of marketing and digital for Club Med North America.
Consumers can explore more than 80 resorts through photos, videos, descriptions and 360-degree virtual tours.
Guests are then able to share what they like with family and friends while also planning and booking a trip.
The “Click to Call” button connects consumers to a Club Med travel advisor for over-the-phone booking.
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