Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailTimeshares are complicated. The basics are the same: pay to use a property for a certain amount of time every year to vacation. But there are different kinds of timeshares. On this site, we’ve discussed fractional ownership timeshares, points-based timeshares, and floating week timeshares. In this post, we’re...

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailIf you’ve been researching timeshares, you’ve probably come across the term “fractional ownership”. What are the pros and cons of fractional ownership timeshares? What does it mean? And how does it differ from a regular timeshare? Let’s address the elephant in the room. A “fractional timeshare” is a...

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailSince you clicked this article, you are probably planning a vacation and are at least considering going to a timeshare presentation. That’s actually a great idea! Especially if you are going to one in Las Vegas. You’ll be offered everything from free meals to free entertainment on The...

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailWhen people take vacation, they want to get the best property possible at the lowest price available. Because of that, many people believe that buying a timeshare is the best way to accomplish this. But do timeshares really save you money? What hidden things should you be aware...

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailIf you’re asking the question “what are timeshares”, you’ve either been someplace where you were offered to attend a timeshare presentation. Or you’ve heard about timeshares through friends or some other avenue and want to get more details about timeshares. In order to help you, I’m not just...

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailIs a timeshare ever a good idea? That’s a more complicated question than what it seems on the surface. We have a post called “Are Timeshares a Waste of Money?” that approaches this subject from a different angle. In that post, we looked at timeshares from a financial...

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailZiplining is a popular thing to do on vacation, particularly on ecotours. Before getting into our list, here are some things you should know if you want to zipline in Puerto Rico. Expect to pay anywhere from $65 to $134 plus tax to go ziplining in Puerto Rico....

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailEcotourism has been increasing in popularity since the 1980’s by about 10% annually because more and more governments are encouraging it. That’s because people interested in ecotourism spend a lot of money. For example, one 10-day all-inclusive eco tour cost upwards of $11,000. This means that governments are...

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailOne of the great things about staying at a resort unlike a cruise, is that you can really indulge in excursions. Here is our list of the 10 best eco tours you can visit while in Cancun. Why Eco Tours Before we get into the details of these...

Share this...Facebook0Pinterest0TwitterLinkedinStumbleUpon0Reddit0emailIf you’ve seen the James Bond movie “Die Another Day”, you may remember the Ice Palace. MGM filmed the fictional ice palace in Jökulsárlón in southeast Iceland. It was made to look like a real hotel made of ice that wound up getting melted. But the question is,...