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Established in 1997, Seasons is an English company which has grown into one of Europe’s leading holiday ownership developers, with seven resorts in the British Isles and three in Europe.

Membership of Seasons Holiday Club now stands at more than 23,000 British families, representing in excess of 70,000 people, for whom the company arranges holidays each year.

Each Seasons resort offers a choice of luxury self-catering accommodation with up to three bedrooms. Seasons Holiday Club is a multi-destination network, where the members collectively own villas, cottages and apartments in the ten destinations.

Seasons is the only holiday ownership company in the world to own resorts in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland and members also enjoy holidays in the popular ‘sunshine’ locations of the Algarve, Costa del Sol and Lanzarote.

In addition, through Seasons’ connections with other resort developers, members also have access to a further 80 affiliated destinations worldwide, including Australia, USA, Hawaii, India, the Far East, and the Caribbean.

Added Security
Seasons Holidays plc is also a long-term member of the industry trade body for the vacation ownership industry, the Resort Development Organisation (RDO). Currently, Seasons’ Marketing Director Leslie McCann is on the board of the UK chapter – the Timeshare Council.

While some holiday ownership developers have chosen to use the services of offshore trustees, Seasons have taken the deliberate decision to ensure that all of our operations are based in Britain.

This includes our finance company, HMC and Barclays Clydesdale, our accountants, Mudd and Company of Billericay and our trustees Hutchinson & Co. Trust Company Limited - one of Europe’s largest specialist trust companies.

For our members’ protection, the trustees are responsible for holding all funds until the membership certificates are issued as well as controlling the numbers of weeks sold in order to prevent any given week from being sold more than once.