Most people want to go on vacation, at least once, every year. However, stop for a moment and reflect on all the expenses you have spent on your previous vacations. Now think ahead to all the trips you dream of taking and what you know they would cost if you bought them individually-thousands of dollars for every trip, without knowing exactly what you are going to get.
You have alternatives. With vacation ownership-commonly known as a timeshare-you have the ability to visit a variety of destinations and the ability to choose when you want to travel and the type of accommodations that best fit your needs. You also know that you'll be able to take your whole family with you, with more than enough room for everyone, without the expense of eating out for every meal and with the conve-nience and peace of mind of a home away from home.
The average timeshare would give owners only one property, and they would be able to use their accommodation for one week, either a specific week in the year, time interval or season, depending on their preferences. Alternatively, with points-based ownership, instead of purchasing an interest in a specific resort and unit for a certain time every year, you are purchasing points or "currency" that, when redeemed, allow you access to various resort locations in a variety of accommodations, as well as the flexibility to choose when you want to go and your length of stay.
For individuals who want to make the most out of their travel lives by visiting a plethora of different destinations -- such as Aspen one year and Cabo San Lucas the next, for instance -- they would perhaps be best served by choosing a points-based timeshare with maximum flexibility.
Consider these quick, yet salient points when mulling over properties to choose.
Ensure that the property is in tip-top condition;
Look for a company with preferably at least a decade or half-decade of quality experience in the industry;
If you are opting for a company that offers multi-destination packages, scrutinize each of the locations offered so you can be sure that you and your family have your pick of destinations; and
Check testimonials from existing customers.
You have alternatives. With vacation ownership-commonly known as a timeshare-you have the ability to visit a variety of destinations and the ability to choose when you want to travel and the type of accommodations that best fit your needs. You also know that you'll be able to take your whole family with you, with more than enough room for everyone, without the expense of eating out for every meal and with the conve-nience and peace of mind of a home away from home.
The average timeshare would give owners only one property, and they would be able to use their accommodation for one week, either a specific week in the year, time interval or season, depending on their preferences. Alternatively, with points-based ownership, instead of purchasing an interest in a specific resort and unit for a certain time every year, you are purchasing points or "currency" that, when redeemed, allow you access to various resort locations in a variety of accommodations, as well as the flexibility to choose when you want to go and your length of stay.
For individuals who want to make the most out of their travel lives by visiting a plethora of different destinations -- such as Aspen one year and Cabo San Lucas the next, for instance -- they would perhaps be best served by choosing a points-based timeshare with maximum flexibility.
Consider these quick, yet salient points when mulling over properties to choose.
Ensure that the property is in tip-top condition;
Look for a company with preferably at least a decade or half-decade of quality experience in the industry;
If you are opting for a company that offers multi-destination packages, scrutinize each of the locations offered so you can be sure that you and your family have your pick of destinations; and
Check testimonials from existing customers.
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