Club La Costa's recent press release raises more questions than it answers
Club La Costa's recent press release raises more questions than it answers

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(VIDEO) Is Wyndham taking over Club La Costa?

A Club La Costa (CLC) press release on 25th October 2021 announced a 'strategic partnership' with Wyndham, sending the timeshare rumour mill into overdrive. But what does it actually mean for the businesses?

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