The new lineup features a $649 all-inclusive Dominican Republic package that bundles roundtrip airfare with four nights at a beach resort, including a guaranteed room upgrade. For domestic travelers, the club has negotiated a stay at the Fairmont Sonoma Resort, where the standard resort fee is waived and parking is included, marking a significant discount against the typical $612 nightly rate.

International luxury options also headline the release, with a $1,099 deal for two at the Conrad Punta de Mita in Mexico. This package provides an ocean-view room, daily breakfast, and a $200 resort credit, which the company claims represents a savings of over 50%. These deals are part of a broader strategy by the NASDAQ-listed firm to leverage its network of 30 million members and direct relationships with thousands of travel providers to secure exclusive pricing.