New staySky® Vacation Clubs Captures A Top Honor At 2015 Perspective Magazine Awards

The presentation of one of the industry’s highest honors took place on the final night of the conference during a gala aboard the legendary USS Midway Navy aircraft carrier, now serving as a museum in the San Diego Bay. Winners were announced before senior-level industry executives from more than 115 companies across the globe.

Receiving the award on behalf of staySky Vacation Clubs, vice president Jack Chevrier said, “It is an honor to be recognized by our peers. This award is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our staff, who went above and beyond to launch and grow our innovative program in record time.

“staySky Vacation Clubs offers exceptional vacations worldwide that are easy to customize, which appeals to today’s travelers,” Chevrier continued. “Our goal is to continue to evolve with exciting benefits through strategic partnerships that attract new members and add tremendous value to vacation ownership.”

Attuned To The Times

Launched in 2014, the staySky Vacation Clubs brand was designed by veteran timeshare executives who saw the opportunity to create a new kind of members-based program in tune with the changing economy and emerging travel trends.

The new Vacation Club is a points-based product that complements staySky’s core resort business. It features four properties, each in the heart of Orlando’s thriving tourism corridor. One property, Lake Buena Vista Resort Village & Spa, ranked among TripAdvisor’s 2014 list of Top 10 Hotels for Families in the United States. Ideal for families, business travelers and friends, the portfolio also includes: Hawthorn Suites Lake Buena Vista, staySky Suites-I Drive Orlando and Enclave Suites.

In keeping with its customer-centric approach, staySky Vacation Clubs extends its benefits across a vast network of resort properties through its partnership with Interval International. This association enables staySky members to vacation at more than 3,000 resort properties across the globe.