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Holiday Vacation Club Case Study

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It is beyond any question that the Dominican Republic is an esqusite destination, ideal island, exotic experience, tropical sunshine and natural diversity. So many key words can give one the perfect breathe of the warm crystal ocean and of the cold rivers.

Lifestyle Holiday Vacation Club is the word synonymous to the luxury services based on the ALL IN concept. LHVC offers his clients a high potential of services, high qualitative service and an invitation to taste all, not missing anything. Once you have stepped into the LHVC front door, a new adventurous life opens directly in front of your eyes. LHVC was founded in 2006 on the north cost of the Dominican Republic representing a vacation club with over 64.000 regular members and moreover …show more content…

Shareholders have other important benefits as it follows:
- the free cost of airport transfer for their companions
- priority for golf carts, limousine and helicopter transfer between the Resort and the Puerto Plata airport
- Free Gourmet Grill
- Choose and make a reservation of the Chef in order to prepare breakfast and dinner
- Unlimited access to Ocean World
- Free costs of laundry
These are only the main benefits along with the others that customize the status of the shareholders within the LHVC.
These bracelets rewarding systems with blue, gold, green, yellow colors according to the amount of annual fees one may pay or based on the shareholder principles may not be considered a very fair one with a lot of racial or social, even cultural negative connotations. Wearing that kind of bracelets is a way to show off your financial ability that gave you priority. In other words it is like an unequal game with unequal valuable players fighting against the richest ones where the latter are meant always to lose. On the other hand wearing bracelets is like a rewarding model specific for children in the kindergarten when they do achieve small goals, yet very important. Above all it could be the system largely promoted through teenagers in clubs, discos, the ones that have their hands stamped at the entrance so that every single time they need to get out of the club during future events, the guardian must know they had previously paid the entrance

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