The resort specialist has identified Da Balaia in Portugal, Palmiye in Turkey and Cefalu in Sicily as three potential top sellers, according to pre-registrations ahead of a three-day sale over 13-15 July.
It also expects peak demand for May, July and August 2022.
“After 18 months of continued travel disruptions, leaving many without a summer holiday for almost two summers, there is perhaps little wonder Brits are desperate to seek some much-needed sunshine next summer," said Estelle Giraudeau, Club Med managing director UK and northern Europe.
"With all UK adults on track to be double vaccinated by autumn, and with our Covid reassurance policy running until December 2022, we’re confident the next summer season will be the busiest on record.
"We’re already seeing many pre-registrations ahead of the sale opening for next summer, and in particular, during the school holidays, as families are more eager than ever to escape to the sun."
Other properties highlighted by Club Med include La Palmeraie in Marrakech, with its Le Riad Exclusive Collection space set to be refurbished ahead of summer 2022 with an additional 60 suites – each boasting a terrace or private garden.
Long-haul options include La Plantation d’Albion in Mauritius, which is undergoing a €4.6 million renovation to introduce a new spa, Zen pool and sports area, as well as refreshed suites and rooms. The resort’s beachfront restaurant, Le Phare, will also be renovated.
Elsewhere, Club Med’s new Charlevoix resort in Quebec will open for its first summer season next year.
Low deposits of £150pp are available; in total, 26 Club Med resorts will be discounted over 13-15 July.
