Club Med, the pioneer of premium all-inclusive holidays, is excited to announce the launch of its highly anticipated Early Bird Sale 2026. From 23 January 2025, travel agents can secure up to 30% off* Club Med’s stunning Japan ski resorts for clients for a limited time only.
With sales for Club Med’s ski resorts soaring for the current ski season compared to 2024, now is the perfect time for travel agents to start planning ahead for their clients and to avoid any disappointment.
Offering its best price of the season, Club Med’s Early Bird Sale 2026 presents an exciting opportunity for travel agents to secure an international ski experience for clients at an attractive price point. With Club Med’s premium all-inclusive offering consisting of lift passes, group ski and snowboard lessons, ski in, ski out facilities, premium accommodation, gourmet dining, an open bar, evening entertainment, Kids Clubs for all ages and après-ski activities, clients can enjoy the powdery slopes of Japan in style and without any hidden costs.
Some of the top savings include:
- Club Med Tomamu from $3,479* per adult, save $1,491 or $11,133* for a family, save $4,771.
- Club Med Sahoro from $2,867* per adult, save $1,229 or $9,173* for a family, save $3,931.
- Club Med Kiroro Grand from $2,440* per adult, save $1,040 or $8,788* for a family, save $3,742.
- Club Med Kiroro Peak from $2,905* per adult, save $1,239 or $10,464* for a family, save $4,460.
Michelle Davies, General Manager for Club Med Pacific said: “Japan remains one of our most popular destinations for Aussies and shows no signs of slowing down. With sales for the 2025 ski season skyrocketing by 30% and our customer base growing by 11% on the season prior, it’s important for travel agents to encourage their clients to start thinking ahead to next year early.
“Club Med is an excellent option for travel agents to present to clients who want to explore international ski holidays that provide excellent value for money. Our all-inclusive offering that encompasses ski passes, group ski and snowboard lessons and ski in, ski out facilities mean travellers can enjoy the slopes without anticipating additional costs at the end of their stay. The best part is every aspect of the ski package is commissionable for travel agents. With airlines such as Qantas and Singapore Airlines increasing airlift to Japan to service continuous demand, it also means travellers can enjoy a hassle free and premium experience from start to finish.
“Tomamu remains our most popular ski resort for families with Interconnecting rooms available and plenty of activities for non-skiers including the Mina Mina Wave Pool. For those looking for a luxury experience, we were thrilled to reopen Kiroro Peak this year as our first Exclusive Collection resort in Asia. At Kiroro Peak, guests can expect a more personalised resort experience while still having access to Club Med’s iconic resort atmosphere.
“As we continue to lead in mountain holidays globally, we’re excited to welcome new and prospective guests to Club Med and provide unforgettable experiences. Travel agents will need to be quick for their clients however, with resorts expected to book out very quickly.”
The sale will include Club Med’s Kiroro Grand, the latest addition to Club Med’s impressive portfolio. Recently visited by Aussie celebrity Bec Judd who raved about the incredible skiing and family-friendly amenities, the 266-room resort combines luxury with comfort, offering modern accommodation, world-class dining, and a range of après-ski experiences. Located in Hokkaido’s stunning Kiroro region, the resort is renowned for its record-breaking annual 21-metre snowfall and extended 160-day winter season, providing guests with direct access to some of Japan’s finest ski slopes. Offering 23 diverse ski runs suitable for all skill levels and off-piste opportunities across the Asari and Nagamine mountains, there’s plenty of adventure to be had.
Kiroro Peak, Club Med’s first Exclusive Collection resort in Asia is the perfect option for those looking for a more premium stay, offering a luxurious adult-only escape in the heart of Hokkaido’s stunning Kiroro region. Re-opening late last year within Club Med’s 5-star portfolio, the resort is designed for those seeking an intimate and refined winter experience, with direct access to the region’s pristine slopes and exceptional amenities. Guests can take advantage of some of Japan’s best snow conditions through ultimate winter comforts including a curated food and beverage offering, unlimited French champagne by the glass every evening from 6pm, enhanced room amenities, such as a pillow menu and a coffee machine, and a continental breakfast delivered directly to your suite via room service.
Club Med’s Early Bird Sale 2026 will run from 23 January to 9 May 2025 for travel dates between 28 November 2025 and 4 May 2026*. With the Club Med Pacific market reporting a record breaking performance for the first half of 2024, travel agents are advised to act fast as resorts are expected to sell out.
Club Med have also teamed up with China Airlines to offer even more value on its land and air packages**. This exclusive offer applies to all four of Club Med’s Japan ski resorts and across China Airlines economy, premium economy and business class cabins. Travellers can look forward to this premium experience** when booking from 23 January and 31 March 2025 and travelling between 29 December 2025 to 25 March 2026 from Sydney, Brisbane or Melbourne. Travel agents can also expect additional commission** when booking this air land package.
Club Med will soon be treating Aussies to even more adventure with further releases of its Early Bird Sale 2026, featuring the best of its stunning Europe ski and worldwide sun resorts. Travel agents are encouraged to keep an eye out for more updates to secure their clients ideal dates and room type at unbeatable prices!
To book, simply visit the Club Med Travel Agents Portal. Your clients dream getaway is just a click away! Don’t miss out on securing them the holiday of a lifetime with Club Med’s Early Bird Sale 2026.
