Looking for information on shared holiday ownership products? You’ve come to the right place. LiveShareTravel’s guides to the ins and outs of these products will provide a good overview of what you can expect to find from a timeshare or fractional ownership. We’re also answering your specific questions in our Q&A Clinic.
We’ve all heard about timeshare, but just what is it? How does it work, and what are the benefits?
Recently we announced that LiveShareTravel had become a silver affiliate of TATOC and would be working closely with them. So many of you may ask who are TATOC and just what do they do? Read More
Timeshare resale is an important area of timeshare ownership but one that has been a hotly debated topic for a very long time. This is predominately due to the rogue traders who saw owners' needs to sell on their timeshare as an easy route to defraud them with non-existent sales and attempts to 'upgrade' them into investment products which offered no real return. But there are safe and legitimate routes to selling on your timeshare... Read More
A common misconception about shared ownership is that you have to return to the same place every year. But why do that when you can exchange your timeshare or fractional with thousands of others in outstanding destinations? Read More
Timeshare is often confused with holiday clubs but they are very different products. It's important to know what the differences are and what this can mean to you. The Resort Development Organisation guides us through the distinct characteristics of these often confused travel products. Read More
As the timeshare directive becomes law across European states we look at what it will mean to timeshare and fractional purchasers and the protection you can expect to receive. The directive is a European law covering certain aspects of timeshare, long term holiday products (also known as holiday clubs) resale and exchange contracts and replaces the old timeshare directive, which has been repealed. Read More
Fractional ownership is, more often than not, asset-linked and deeded leisure property. The property will typically enjoy an exclusive, sought after location in an upscale established resort or residential destination and feature exceptionally spacious accommodation and high-spec fixtures and fittings. Read More
