I'll be honest: I wish I'd had this kind of tool five years ago. Just this morning, a client asked me a very simple question: "Do you have a quick way to see holiday resorts around the world?" And that's when I realized something: if a client is asking the question, it means the need is real. And more importantly, that there isn't yet an effective solution on the market.
Summary
Holiday clubs: why it's becoming difficult to see clearly
Today, the holiday club market has become extremely crowded. Between international brands, hybrid concepts, premium or family positioning, and the proliferation of destinations, the overall picture becomes complex.
According to the tourism press, the diversification of offerings in recent years has profoundly changed the way this type of product is sold. As a result, professionals are spending more and more time searching… instead of selling.
And in practical terms, on the ground, this means:
- Lengthy and poorly structured research
- A lack of overall market vision
- Recommendations that are sometimes slower or less relevant
Clearly, there was a gap.
Why I decided to create this interactive map
Rather than looking for an existing tool… I made a simple decision: to build it.
Not to create a "nice product". But to meet a very concrete business need: to save time and improve sales performance.
👉 Here's the tool: Interactive map of holiday clubs
And let me be very clear: this isn't just another map. It's an interface designed for daily use by tourism professionals.
How to use the map to save time (and sell better)
1. Immediately visualize the key areas
In a few seconds, you can identify the top destinations and club density.
2. Filter according to your needs
Search by destination, brand or geographic area: everything is centralized.
3. Prepare your recommendations
Ideal for building a quick and relevant proposal for a client.
4. Access essential information
Images, recent reviews, contacts: everything is available without having to open multiple tabs.
5. Improve commercial responsiveness
Less research = more time to sell.
6. Structure your market knowledge
The map becomes a simple and visual monitoring tool.
7. Improve the customer experience
A faster, more precise, more professional response.
Interactive map vs. classic search: the real match
| Criteria | Classic search | Tourist Information Map | Impact business |
|---|---|---|---|
| Search time | Long | Instant | Productivity gains |
| Global vision | Fragmented | Centralized | Best strategy |
| Data | Scattered | Grouped | Faster decision |
| User experience | Average | Optimized | Daily use |
The questions you need to ask yourself
Does this tool replace my usual search methods?
Not completely, but it speeds them up enormously.
Is it useful in an agency?
Yes, especially during the client advisory phase.
Can we really save time?
Yes, and that is even its main objective.
Is this suitable for tour operators?
Yes, for monitoring and competitive analysis.
Will it evolve?
Yes, this is only the first version.
A concrete example on the ground
Let me give you a real-life example: a client is hesitating between several sun destinations with club packages. Beforehand, you open 10 tabs, compare, look for reviews… and you waste 20 minutes.
Today, with the map, in just a few clicks:
- you are viewing the relevant areas
- you identify the available clubs
- you access key information
The result: a faster, smoother, more convincing recommendation.
Key takeaways for tourism professionals
- The club market is becoming complex to read
- The time spent searching is a real business obstacle
- A holistic view changes the quality of advice
- Interactive tools are becoming indispensable
- This type of solution creates an immediate competitive advantage
Access the map of holiday clubs
I really encourage you to try the tool. Not in a week. Now. Because it's exactly the kind of solution that changes your daily life without you even realizing it at first.
Access the interactive map of holiday clubs
Updates
Article published on April 14, 2026. Initial version of the interactive map, which will evolve rapidly with new features and data.
