A 2025 customer satisfaction survey with timeshare owners revealed a complex picture of the timeshare ownership experience, barely 68% of active users reporting satisfaction with their vacation ownership products, leaving a vast share of owners looking for a way out.
These are some widespread questions many people ask when they are fed up with their timeshares. Initially, selling your timeshare may seem like a good idea, but in reality, a timeshare resale is rarely a viable option due to unique challenges from a competitive marketplace and the way timeshare loans are structured.
Did you know that the annual accounts of one popular, unnamed resort, with 576 units, showed over $20 million in annual dues paid by its timeshare “owners” and one-off visitors?
For some people, owning a timeshare vacation property is an easy way to vacation spot each year. But for many 85% the associated costs of owning a timeshare can become a financial hardship rather than a vacation haven. We have five options you may want to consider.
Timeshare cancellation and waiting for financial freedom doesn’t mean putting your annual vacation on the shelf. Your next adventure can be pretty simple.
Timeshares have been around since the early 1960s and have drastically influenced how people travel, and the perception of that influence being positive or negative is still debated today.
The joy of enjoying a timeshare can run out quickly, leaving 85% of timeshare owners looking at starting the timeshare cancellation process.
Just because a company is international doesn’t make the increasing annual maintenance fees or special assessments any less frustrating.
Owning a timeshare can seem like a convenient way to enjoy a vacation property, but it also comes with financial
For many, timeshare ownership begins with the dream of having a vacation destination year after year. However, as time passes,
