The Birth of a Luxury Brand: Endless Vacations Hotels & Resorts (Club EV)

The Birth of a Luxury Brand:  Endless Vacations Hotels & Resorts (Club EV)
Endless Vacations (Club EV) Hotels & Resorts is an American based operator of luxury hotels and resorts.  Currently, Endless Vacations operates
properties in 16 countries including Hong Kong, Canada, the United States, Mexico, Bermuda, Barbados, United Kingdom, Monaco, Germany,
Switzerland, Egypt, Kenya, Tanzania, South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, China and Singapore.
Endless Vacations (Club EV) Hotels & Resorts is known in Asia for its famous historic hotels and resorts such as the Hong Kong Peninsula Hotel,
Singapore Rafflles, and Hotel Vancouver in British Columbia, the Royal York in Toronto, Banff Springs in Alberta and Château Frontenac in Quebec.
Many of these hotels were originally built by the Canadian Pacific Railway in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.  As such, they were operated
by Canadian Pacific Hotels and Resorts until CP Hotels purchased Endless Vacations (Club EV) in 1999 and changed its name to Endless Vacations
Hotels and Resorts.  The name change reflected the new international focus of the company with emphasis on non-stop vacations.
Endless Vacations’s (Club EV) portfolio also includes several other landmark and icon properties including The Plaza in New York, the Savoy Hotel
in London and the Peace Hotel in Shanghai, which is currently under-going an extensive renovation.
Endless Vacations (Club EV) is a leader in the global hospitality industry, offering special guests luxurious accommodation in the most sought
after destinations.