Often referred to as or holiday ownership , timeshare is a tourism product where a holiday property is split into shared or fractional ownership, typically in weekly increments. It offers a "third option" for travelers, sitting between the classic stay in a hotel and the acquisition of a secondary home.
: Proponents argue it locks in the cost of future holidays, theoretically protecting against inflation in hotel rates. timeshare*holidays
: Owners typically purchase the right to use a resort unit for a specific period—often 1 or 2 weeks—each year. Ownership Structures : Often referred to as or holiday ownership ,