TS entities that have less visibility because they are midsize and mid-level. I would group them with Timeshare brands like : Capital Resorts, Raintree Vacation Club. they are a legitimate Timeshare Developer. For the most part you can get these type of deals thru one of the RCI affiliate channels if you are a military veteran/active duty/retired/DOD civilian or current/former first responder.Ĭlick to expand.Geo Holidays has been in business for over 20 years.
But almost never the premium resorts unless at the more expensive market rate rentals RCI has. You only seeing the RCI inventory that has been picked over by the exchangers - so lots of Vegas, Orlando, Williamsburg, and Branson inventory especially in off-season periods. The big problems with those Clubs is availability.
They make their money by selling points or collecting membership fees and marking up the cash bookings they make for members. Others are just pass-thru Clubs that are essentially just renting out RCI cash booking options - typically the Extra Holiday last minute/distressing/surplus inventory that RCI makes available to members for $239 and up. Some are legit - with actually ownership interests securing the points. I dont know if this is the case, but in the past few years we have seen the advent of these points based "Vacation Clubs". I dont know anything about them - so the first question would be "what are your 20,000 points" secured by - is it deeds in a trust, deeded ownership, ? Hi - I am going to move this thread as it has nothing with Wyndham and might get more responses in the other forum.
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