A new concept in resort management, buying timeshares, was improvised during the 1960's. This new idea in the resort industry paved the way for a higher gain in revenue and led to the revolution of timeshare rentals that would follow.
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Have you ever attended a timeshare presentation? To be honest, I love them. I love sales presentations. Even before I owned one I had been to quite a few. They can be quite informative and of course you get the free gifts and sometimes even a fancy brunch and nice snacks. However, for others, it can also be a traumatic experience depending on the style of presentation. Because at some point you are sitting in front of a salesperson who is pitching the sale to you.
A Timeshare Presentation Survival Guide.
Timeshare solicitations are commonplace these days. And if not, you can easily get on a call list by just inquiring about one online at a timeshare website. Many people attend these presentations to get the freebies and gift cards, but during these presentations people get some exposure to what a timeshare is and the financial considerations for timeshares. This inevitably results in a common question: does it make sense to buy a timeshare?