A company that allows timesharing owners to trade their week for a week at another esort. There are two major Exchange Company's; ( R.C.I. ), and II ( Interval International ). There is a small exchange fee.
A company or organization that accepts timeshare weeks on deposit from its interval owners/members to establish a pool of weeks from which other members may select the resort and vacation times of their choice. When a member deposits their week with an exchange company, the company compares the week the depositor is asking for with weeks deposited by other members and provides a suitable match based on availability and value. Factors affecting the exchange value are: the resort's rating, the time division; i.e. prime season versus low season, the size of the unit desired, etc. Read more about timeshare exchange.
The organizational body by which Vacation Property owners may deposit or exchange vacation weeks. Vacation Property owners pay a membership fee to the exchange company and may also pay additional modest fees for services. The two largest and most influential exchange companies are Resort Condominiums International and Interval International.
A company or organization (RCI & II) thatwill take timeshare weeks on deposit from its interval owners and members to establish a pool of weeks from which other owners and members may select the resort and vacation times of their choice. When an owner or member deposits their week with there exchange company, that company compares the week the depositor is asking for with weeks deposited by other members and provides a the best match based on availability and value. The factors that affect the exchange value are: the resorts' rating, the time division; example., prime season versus low season, the size of the unit desired, etc.
An organization which exists to facilitate the exchange of banked timeshare weeks. The largest of these is RCI (Resort Condominiums International) followed by II (Interval International). Interval owners deposit weeks into an exchange company's bank. This establishes a selection of weeks from which members can choose. Exchange value of timeshare weeks is established based on the demand of each week, the rating of the resort, amenities, size of the unit, and other factors.
an organization which for a fee provides vacation exchange services and will assist timeshare and camping membership owners in exchanging for other resorts worldwide.
A large organization which exists to facilitate the exchange of timeshare weeks. Hundreds of thousands of timeshare owners deposit their week when they can not use it. So the exchange company would have hundreds of thousands of available weeks. The largest exchange companies are RCI (Resort Condominiums International) and II (Interval International). There is usually a yearly fee to be a member of the exchange company and a fee to make the exchange. Memberships allow you to travel around the world with the one week you own. See http://www.myresortnetwork.com/timeshare-exchange
A company that coordinates the trading of timeshare weeks that timeshare owners deposit. There are two main timeshare exchange companies. These are Resort Condominiums International (RCI) and Interval International (II). RCI and II are affiliated with more than 5,000 resorts globally and enable a timeshare owner to trade his or her vacation week at a specific resort with another owner's vacation week at a different resort. This process gives timeshare owners worldwide travel possibilities.
A holding company specifically designed to "bank" unused weeks by timeshare owners.
A company or organization that accepts weeks on deposit from it's interval members to establish a pool of weeks from which other members may select the resort and vacation times of their choice. When a member deposits their week with an exchange company, the company compares the week the depositor is asking for with weeks deposited by other members and provides a suitable match based on availability and value. Factors affecting the trading value are: the resorts' rating, the time division; i.e., low time versus prime time , the size of the unit desired, etc. Return to the Top of the Page
