Timeshare News

Learn why the BBB advises caution when dealing with Foxborough Resort’s timeshare exit services. Numerous complaints highlight high-pressure sales tactics, unauthorized credit cards, and poor customer service, leading to the company’s “F” rating. Stay informed before making a decision.

The Crown Prosecution Service has charged Mark Rowe and 17 others with 79 offenses linked to a £25 million fraud targeting timeshare owners. This case, involving companies like Monster Group Travel and sellmytimeshare.com, marks a significant step in the fight against fraudulent operations in the timeshare industry.

In 2021, Caroline Preston and Sean Thompson were convicted for scamming over £580,000 from vulnerable individuals through a fraudulent timeshare compensation scheme. Their deception highlights the ongoing risks of timeshare fraud and the need for vigilance.

ARDA’s latest white paper, created in partnership with Skift, explores key trends shaping the $35.7B timeshare industry. Discover insights on partnerships, AI innovations, international expansion, and engaging younger timeshare owners.

Marriott International secures a $8 million legal victory against robocall operators using its name in deceptive timeshare scams. The court ruling is a win for both the company and its customers.

Millennials are redefining timeshare ownership, accounting for 50% of all owners. Learn why younger generations are drawn to the flexibility, cost savings, and travel opportunities that modern timeshares provide.

A South Carolina man faces federal charges for allegedly misappropriating $2.7 million from Delaware’s child support system to purchase over $2 million in timeshare interests, raising concerns about fraud in the timeshare industry.

A new survey reveals that younger generations prioritize creating memorable experiences over relaxation during vacations, signaling a shift in travel trends. For the timeshare industry, understanding these evolving preferences is key to tailoring offerings and attracting diverse travelers.

British Columbia’s stringent new regulations on short-term vacation rentals have raised concerns at Predator Ridge Resort. This case highlights the evolving challenges and strategies in the vacation rental industry, offering insights for timeshare operators and stakeholders.