VILLA DEL PALMAR CANCUN ADDS TO INTERVAL INTERNATIONAL

Interval International, announced the addition of Villa del Palmar Cancún Luxury Beach Resort & Spa, to the network of vacation exchange. With the development of the first tourist complex in the Mexican Caribbean, The Villa Group makes way by itself on a new market in Mexico. During the last 25 years, the company has constructed properties of ownership shared in Cabo San Lucas, Puerto Vallarta, Nuevo Vallarta and Loreto. "The Villa Group has played a role of forefront on the Mexican market for more than 25 years", commented Craig M. Nash, President of the directors council, president and the executive director of Interval Leisure Group, Interval International's parent company. "The knowledge and the experience of Fernando and his team in all the aspects of marketing and development of tourist complexes have helped them to create developments of very high quality and to offer excellent services to the owners and guests. The last addition to the portfolio of the Group Villa will drink to the visitors another vacation wonderful experience and the opportunity to explore Cancún and Isla Mujeres."

The property, nowadays in construction, will be placed in an area of 14 hectares together with the Bahia Mujeres, front to Isla Mujeres, and to 15 minutes of Cancún's Center. The first phase will open doors in 2010 and it hopes that other two phases are finished for 2012. Every villa will have a very elegant decoration, and will possess room, dining room, kitchen completes with counters of granite, electronic equipments and modern domestic appliances, and a spacious terrace. "The opening of this tourist complex of luxury in Cancún will continue our tradition of developing housings of familiar style, with personalized service, in the principal vacation destinations of Mexico", said Fernando Gonzalez Corona, president of the Group Villa. "The affiliation with Interval offers to our owners an excellent selection of tourist complexes and vacation housings of quality, comparable to their own tourist complexes."