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Travel the Continent The nature of timeshares, in which owners purchase an increment of time to be used annually or biennially, dictates that these vacation properties will be very flexible. Traditional timeshares will have you purchase your time, generally one or two weeks, at a specific resort. You can use this week to return to your "home resort" year after year, but you can also trade your week within an exchange company provided that it's affiliated. That means that you can use your vacation property in Egypt to travel to South Africa one year, Morocco the next, and then return to Cairo when you're ready. Try a Vacation Club Then there are less traditional timeshares called vacation clubs. These are a fairly new way to use a timeshare to travel the world. When you're a member of a vacation club, you won't necessarily be assigned to any particular destination. Rather, you'll be afforded annual or biennial use at any resort within a broad network. You can travel anywhere within the network every year without having to worry about exchanging your property though a larger exchange company like RCI or Interval International. Consider Timeshare Resale Finally, timeshares are a great way to travel to Africa year after year because they tend to be very budget-friendly. Your timeshare will be divided among multiple owners meaning that the cost to the individual owner will be much lower. And you can save even more money on your vacation home purchase when you buy your timeshare resale. You can save thousands on the resale market because you'll be purchasing from previous owner rather than directly from the resort. Let timeshares be your ticket to Africa every year. |
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