Ivy Chee and Paul Lim Join Anantara Vacation Club’s Marketing Team

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Anantara Vacation Club has appointed Ivy Chee as Director of Marketing Alliances – Travel & Leisure and Paul Lim as Director of Marketing Alliances.

As Director of Marketing Alliances – Travel & Leisure, Ivy Chee will seek out new opportunities for Anantara Vacation Club to develop partnerships with travel agencies, tour operators, attractions, luxury travel networks and others. She will also work to evolve Anantara Vacation Club's dynamic digital platform.

 Ivy has a diverse background in the global travel industry with a focus on Asia. She previously served as the Regional Director – East Asia for PATA where she cultivated both public and private sectors partners within the tourism industry.

Paul Lim will serve as the Director of Marketing Alliances and will be based out of Anantara Vacation Club's corporate office in Bangkok.

 Paul has more than ten years of industry experience developing strategic affiliate marketing programs and partnerships, most recently with the Australia and New Zealand Banking Group.

 An energetic and motivational leader, Paul successfully led sales and marketing teams for new product consumer and B2B launches. Paul also brings valuable experience with event management, public relations and sales promotions.

 Martin Tolan, Chief Operating Officer of Anantara Vacation Club, said, "Ivy and Paul bring valuable experience, and will help us define, position and elevate our brand and offerings to Anantara Vacation Club owners and new audiences." 

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