Club Med Completed Multi-Phase Bintan Resort Renovation
The international resort chain has finished upgrading its Bintan Island property with new family facilities.
Updated on Sept. 22, 2026 in Family Travel
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Club Med has completed a multi-phase renovation of its Bintan Island resort, introducing new room types and family-focused infrastructure. The project aligns with the company's transition toward an upscale brand strategy.
Why it matters
The investment reflects a broader shift toward 100 per cent upscale branding, supported by a 47 per cent year-on-year sales increase in the Pacific market during 2026. These upgrades aim to capture rising demand for elevated family-friendly accommodations.
The resort now features a 300-square-metre Amazing Family! Hub, updated Superior, Deluxe, and Suite rooms, and new Padel and Pickleball courts. Operations now include a food waste reduction system and a Green Globe-certified turtle conservation initiative.
The players
Club Med
This international resort company specializes in premium all-inclusive vacations and is currently transitioning to a fully upscale brand model.
The details
The renovation project focused on lifestyle spaces and family-specific amenities, utilizing natural materials that reflect the surrounding Bintan Island landscape. New recreational facilities, including a Splash Pad, Panorama Barista Bar, and two gourmet clubs, were integrated to enhance the guest experience.
Timeline
Pacific market sales increased 47 per cent year on year throughout 2026.
The resort transformation reached completion in September 2026.
Further improvements at the resort are planned through 2027.
Travel Outlook
This resort transformation follows the 2026 Pacific market luxury travel growth trend as major operators scale up to meet regional demand for upscale services. It mirrors broader efforts to modernize aging properties to align with shifting consumer expectations in the global tourism sector.
Travelers planning a trip can now access a wider range of sports activities, including Padel and Pickleball, alongside new themed room options. The resort remains accessible via a short ferry ride from Singapore, making it a primary destination for international families seeking an all-inclusive tropical experience.
The takeaway
Travelers looking for family-oriented vacations should look for properties that prioritize lifestyle-focused renovations and sustainable operations. These upgrades often signal a transition to higher-tier service models, providing more amenities for modern family needs.
What happens next
Club Med has scheduled additional improvements and facility upgrades at the Bintan Island resort that are slated to continue through 2027.
Further reading
For more information on trends in luxury vacations for parents and children, visit our Family Travel section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by Travel Weekly.
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