Vacation Ownership Sales Tours measures the number of qualified sales presentations delivered during the reporting period.
Marriott Vacations Worldwide reported 431,974 tours in 2025.
Tours times VPG imply about $1.639 billion of contract-sales volume
Marriott reported $3,794 of volume per guest.
Multiplying 431,974 tours by $3,794 gives approximately $1.639 billion.
The implied amount was about 93.0% of reported contract sales
Reported contract sales were $1.762 billion.
The roughly 7% gap shows that VPG and tour count are sales-productivity metrics rather than a complete accounting reconciliation.
Use Vacation Ownership Volume per Guest to keep the funnel productivity measure visible.
Tours are not completed sales or unique prospects
A tour measures a qualified presentation, while close rate, contract value, owner upgrades, and channel mix determine resulting contract sales.
Primary source: Marriott Vacations Worldwide 2025 full-year results.
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