BBB Gives Royal Holiday Club an “A” Rating
The Royal Holiday Club’s service rating has recently been upgraded to an “A” by the Better Business Bureau of Southeast Florida and the Caribbean (BBB). According to the BBB’s evaluation, the company now ranks between the 94th and 97th percentiles. This shows the bureau’s confidence in Royal Holiday’s operations, including immediate solutions to customer complaints.The high rating is based on the assessment of 17 different aspects of the company’s system, including the kind, volume and immediate resolution of complaints.
According to Enrique Aguirre, Royal Holiday’s Chief Quality Officer, “Our members rely on Royal Holiday to provide an unforgettable vacation experience, and this top rating from the BBB reflects the significant work we’ve done to exceed these expectations. We are pleased that our staff’s dedication to quickly and thoroughly resolve customer concerns has been recognized with consistent BBB rating upgrades over the past year. Going forward, everyone at Royal Holiday is committed to maintaining this ‘A’ rating as we provide our customers with the highest levels of service.”
Royal Holiday, a BBB accredited business, is planning on expanding its Quality Assurance department and is implementing new procedures to easily monitor and respond to customer feedback.
The company also plans to include new features to its vacation offerings, with 10 new properties built in 2010 and a revamped cruise program with a wider range of options for vacationers.
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2 Comments for “BBB Gives Royal Holiday Club an “A” Rating”
- I agree. There is absolutely no way this company can have this kind of rating. As one of their “victims” I can attest to the fact that none of the above is true. As the previous poster said, all you have to do is google them and you will find an endless array of complaints. I also concur with the last comment in Mr Perrault’s post.