“As a Hapimag member, it is my
privilege to have a fl exible choice of seasonal addresses at all times”
In recent years, Hapimag has acquired a number of prime properties in Great Britain. In 1998 the company began with a residence at Lancaster Gate in London, through partners Hapimag has offers at resorts in Cornwall, Scotland and Staffordshire. The acquisition of Burnside Park in 2008 allowed the company to gain a foothold in the Lake District and the impressive Bowness Resort now houses the UK headquarters. The latest addition is The Edinburgh Residence a distinguished collection of 29 luxury townhouse suites offering an incomparable level of space and luxury for both leisure and business travellers. This most recent acquisition right in the heart of this historic city now complements further the choice to existing members and furthermore demonstrates the commitment by Hapimag to offer highly desirable holiday destinations. It is, says Malcolm, the perfect foundation to now spread the Hapimag message within Great Britain. “To start with you have the beauty of Lakes and an attractive well laid out resort in keeping with the local vernacular. It is a great location for potential Hapimag members to experience one
of our special preview breaks or indeed visiting us for an informal presentation to understand this unique and rewarding form of co-ownership.” Your future holidays or short breaks can be in a Cottage in The Lakes. A luxurious apartment in an alpine resort or city residence or perhaps a cruise aboard a luxury liner. Many of the apartments and resorts are in the
“An investment in your own quality of Life”
far north of Europe, but extend right to the most southerly tip, providing holiday fun in the winter or sea and sand in the summer. The company is always on the look out for new properties and locations for its members, and among the company’s 1,397 employees, there are experts to seek out and develop these opportunities of existing resorts coupled with the continual renovation to achieve typical Swiss effi ciency and exacting standards throughout its properties. To become a member of Hapimag you need to become a co-owner and once you are, you are then awarded annual
reservation points allied to the number of shares you own; these can then be spent on well-deserved holidays in any of the Hapimag Resorts. When you stay at one of the company’s addresses you only have to pay a local charge for services. An annual subscription is calculated on a per share basis and this is used to pay for taxes and administration costs as well as maintenance and upkeep of the properties that all members collectively own.
Malcolm and his team are planning a major recruiting campaign and the Hapimag name will soon become much more familiar here in Great Britain. A series of high profi le exhibitions and events are being organised. The company will be represented at several shows in 2012. “We want to make sure people
understand our name and understand the Hapimag ethos, business model and ambitions. The company has a long tradition of providing good value and stunning holiday destinations. “Now that we are fi rmly established at Bowness, London and The Edinburgh Residence, we are ideally placed to meet and explain Hapimag to potential members across the UK.”
For requests of an eBrochure visit:
www.hapimag.com.
To request an exclusive preview visit please send an email to
Malcolm.Ogden@hapimag.com
Or simply call 01539 446624 and quote “in the sun”
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