The Registry Collection program, the world’s largest luxury exchange program, today announced it has added 12 new resorts to its global vacation exchange network this year.

The latest additions include The Innsbruck Resort in Aspen, Colo., Grand Velas All Suites & Spa Riviera Maya in Mexico, Six Senses Hideaway Ninh Van Bay in Vietnam, The Village at Machrihanish Dunes in Scotland, delMango Villa Estate Seminyak Gardens in Indonesia, The Sanctuary at Hampton Lake in Bluffton, S.C., Quintas Private Residences in Brazil, Tradewinds Cruise Clubs in Guadeloupe and St. Martin, Arcos Gardens Golf & Country Estate in Spain, Martinhal in Portugal and La Reunión Golf Resort & Residences in Guatemala.

“We are thrilled to affiliate these 12 beautiful resorts,” said Gregg Anderson, global vice president, The Registry Collection program. “These fabulous new resorts add value to the program’s exchange network and create exciting new options for our members. By continuously affiliating new resorts, we are providing our members with the most variety, choice and flexibility possible.”

The Registry Collection program plans to continue its expansion with new affiliations across the globe. To further strengthen and guide these efforts, The Registry Collection program recently commissioned a study in conjunction with Ragatz Associates – an internationally renowned consulting and market research firm – which revealed a potential $9 billion fractional real estate opportunity in Australia and New Zealand.

The Registry Collection program is a global exchange network comprising over 30,000 members and more than 140 affiliates on five continents. More than 175 properties are available through The Registry Collection program and are either accessible for exchange or under development.