When you start thinking about owning a timeshare, many questions are bound to come up. This is especially true if you are a newbie to the timeshare industry. To help you sort it all out, following are some basic questions and answers. 1. Just exactly what is a timeshare? Simply put, a timeshare is a…
If you’ve ever thought of seeing the Princess Diana Museum now is the time to start planning that timeshare vacation to England. By August of 2014 Lord Spencer, Diana’s older brother, intends to close the exhibition of his sister’s belongings. Lord Spencer is acting according to Diana’s will, which specified that her personal items were…
Stadtwald Forest near Cologne, Germany, submitted by M. Vikuari, Boston, MA. “We had the forest to ourselves on our hike, and it was truly enchanting.” The StadtwaldForest was first planted in 1895, on the premises of the former Kitschburg manor. It was later extended by several parks. “Now boasting three artificial lakes, the Stadtwald Forest…
Plan a timeshare vacation to Florence in the heart of Italy’s most famous region, Tuscany. Picture a cool, evening breeze gently sweeping across your cheeks as you overlook Ponte Vecchio, mesmerized by the same view that some of the most powerful figures in history have witnessed. Leaving the Ponte Vecchio and heading toward the Duomo,…
While many famous St. Patrick’s Day celebrations take place in America, including New York City, Chicago and Boston, other cities around the world also get in on the wearin’ o’ the green and the celebration of all things Irish. Plan a timeshare vacation and experience St. Patrick’s Day in different accents! 1. Dublin, Ireland. What…
Christmas Market near the cathedral in Aachen, Germany. Submitted by Agnes De Crites, Brussels. Aachen is in western Germany near the borders of Belgium and Holland. The town was the royal residence of the Emperor Charlemagne, and originally was a Roman spa. The Aachen Cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a look at…
One of the many sculptures at the Ming Dynasty Tombs outside Beijing, submitted by S. Vaine, California. The “Thirteen Imperial Tombs of the Ming Dynasty” were begun by Emperor Yongle in 1420. They were closed to “commoners” for the next 200 years. Today they are listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Check out the…
One of the main reasons to go on a long trip is to give yourself a chance to relax. The world is a stressful place, and there’s no denying that dealing with that long term stress can have a serious impact on your physical and mental health. Vacations are supposed to provide you with an…
The Scandinavian country of Denmark is a collection of islands and a peninsula that borders Northern Germany. Zealand is Denmark’s largest island and home to the country’s capital of Copenhagen. Bornholm is known as the holiday island and locally called the rock island and is home to the famous round house churches that date back…
“The world’s eyes will turn to us right after the closing of the London Games,” Jose Peixoto, Observer Program chief said at the beginning of the London Olympics 2012. “It’s very important that we learn from London’s experience.” Prior to London’s Closing Ceremony when Rio de Janeiro Mayor Eduardo Paes received the official Olympic flag…