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Last edited by jennyoung on Nov 03, 2006 05:57 AM
In May 2023, the Royal Resorts in Cancun, Mexico announced they had been bought by Holiday Inn. It was a surprise especially since recently they they started a Signature Club relationship with Wyndham. I can see this as an opportunity for Holiday Inn expending in Mexico into the timeshare industry and selecting a Resort group that has already established a high reputation for service and quality. I just hope they start expending opportunities with high end resorts around the world and not just expand for the purpose of expansion alone, and bring the quality down.
Your thought?
Ray C.
I am a brand new member and this is my first post, so I'm open to any advice from seasoned Timeshare owners. I'm wanting to sell 2 of my Hilton Grand Vacations timeshares: one at Ocean 22 in Myrtle Beach, a 3-bedroom Platinum deed, floating week AND the other at Chicago Magnificent Mile, a 1-bedroom Platinum deed, also floating week. Any advice is welcome. I'm considering using the full service from Red Week. Any experience in getting Timeshares sold as quickly as possible? Is it true that Hilton has right of first refusal and can tie up a sale for a month or more? Thank you. Dee
DeeG
deliag20 wrote:Is it true that Hilton has right of first refusal and can tie up a sale for a month or more? Thank you.
Right of first refusal doesn't mean that Hilton will "tie up a sale for a month or more". It just means that if you and a buyer agree to a sale price, Hilton must either buy it from you for that price or let the buyer buy it for that price. Either way, Hilton will let you know rather quickly and can not and will not block the sale.
Lance C.