Tremblant Resort Association - TRA

 

What is the Tremblant Resort Association?

A non-profit organization founded in June 1993, the association regroups more than 1,800 members: owners of residential, lodging and commercial properties on the Tremblant Resort, the ski operator, the real estate promoter, as well as the hotel partners (Club Intrawest, Fairmont Tremblant, Hilton Homewood Suites, Les Suites Tremblant, Marriott Residence Inn and Tremblant Sunstar).

 

What is the mission of the Tremblant Resort Association?

The mission of the Tremblant Resort Association (TRA) is to promote and foster the development and operation of the Tremblant Resort, a four-season resort of international scope.

 

The TRA contributes to increasing the number of visitors on the resort for the benefit of all partners, and to provide guests with a unique and memorable experience.

 

The Association also ensures that the resort's image and the quality of its public services meet the high standards expected by an international clientele. In so doing, it guarantees the future of the resort and, in the process, helps sustain the long-term value of its members' investment.

 

The Tremblant Resort Association is unique in Quebec and serves as the cornerstone of the resort's operations.

 

What are the mandates of the Tremblant Resort Association?

The TRA coordinates the destination's marketing efforts, designed to attract an evergrowing clientele, particularly visitors from outside markets. This approach fosters respect of a single marketing vision for the resort.

 

In conjunction with Station Mont Tremblant, the TRA is responsible for attracting different clienteles throughout the year, through an integrated programming of public, interactive and educational activities, as well as special events and international happenings. This plays a big part in making Tremblant the most "entertaining" resort in North America.

 

The TRA contributes to the visitors' experience and comfort by ensuring maintenance, security and transportation services on the resort. The Association also provides the management and maintenance of infrastructures which benefit to all partners, i.e., the Centre des Congrès Tremblant and La Source Aquaclub.

 

How does the Tremblant Resort Association operate?

The TRA reports to a Board of Directors composed of:

- four directors (appointed by Station Mont Tremblant)
- three representatives from the residential, commercial and lodging sectors (elected by all members)
- one ex-officio representative (non-voting)

There are also two regional observers.

 

The TRA established several committees in order to define common strategic orientations and ensure a synergy among all partners.

 

What are the sources of revenue of the Tremblant Resort Association?

Members' Contributions

Fees that all members pay to the TRA. The assessment is based on common costs and commercial costs, as defined in the Association's by-laws. The fees for commercial members are based on the total square footage of the comercial space. For owners of residential and lodging properties, the assessment is based on the number of rooms.

 

Entry fees

Fees on the sale of new housing units, payable by the purchaser, which are based on the value of the units.

 

Royalty

Percentage applied to all transactions involving goods and services on the Tremblant resort. The commercial royalty is set at 2% and the lodging royalty, at 3%.

 

How can I get in touch with the Tremblant Resort Association?

Tremblant Resort Association
1000, chemin des Voyageurs
Mont-Tremblant (Québec)
J8E 1T1

Tel.: (819) 425-8831
Fax:
General Management (819) 425-6563
Finances (819) 425-7434
Programing (819) 681-5944
Operations (819) 681-5956communication@avtremblant.ca