MONTREAL — Club Med has provided an update and a reopening date for Club Med Punta Cana.

The popular resort suffered a fire on Sept. 12. The Club Med Punta Cana Village Center was damaged, however no rooms were affected, and thanks to the responsiveness and efficiency of Club Med’s on-site team and local authorities, the fire was quickly contained and extinguished.

Gary Lawrence, editor of Profession Voyages (part of The Travelweek Group) reached out to Club Med for the latest and received this statement.

“Following the fire at Club Med Punta Cana on Sept. 12, and after a thorough assessment to ensure the highest standards of safety and quality for our guests, we have adjusted our reopening date to Nov. 9.

“This period will allow us to take the time necessary to guarantee our customers an exceptional experience upon reopening.

“Guests will once again be able to enjoy the full range of all-inclusive offerings that make Club Med Punta Cana our flagship resort for families and active couples in the Dominican Republic. This includes the Club Med Kids Clubs (from 4 months at 17), the Hispaniola and Indigo seaside restaurants, the sports activities and the Circus School, as well as the adults-only Zen Oasis or the 5-star Exclusive Collection Space. All this in the idyllic setting of the One of the most beautiful palm-fringed beaches in the Dominican Republic, with stunning ocean views.

“For customers concerned with a stay planned during this period, we thank you for contacting our customer service as soon as possible at 1-800-CLUB-MED in order to offer you a suitable and customized solution.

“Our priority remains the safety, comfort and enjoyment of our guests, and we look forward to welcoming everyone back to Club Med Punta Cana in November.”