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Are you ready for an adventure? Are you itching to travel in style? Are you curious about timeshares? Many of you may remember when owning a timeshare meant that to utilize it you had to go to that same location at the same time every year. WOW! Have things changed!! Now you can use your timeshare to go just about anywhere in the entire world, any time of the year. Where would your dream vacation take you? Is it Hawaii; is it New Zealand; is it Egypt; is it Wisconsin? Owning a timeshare opens up limitless opportunities. How do you want to travel? By car? By air? By ship? The intent of this book is to provide information on what you might expect at a sales presentation. It is intended to give you insight into how best to utilize your timeshare whether you own by the point or week system. It gives information on what fees you might encounter by owning a timeshare. All that is written within stems from the authors' experiences of attending sales presentations, booking their vacations, understanding the perks and pluses, learning the terminology, explaining how they became timeshare enthusiasts, and much much more. So, enter and learn what the authors learned over the years. There is a lot more to owning a timeshare than just owning a timeshare. Come on in - after reading this book you might find yourself attending a sales presentation and maybe even buying a timeshare. If you are already an owner the authors offer insight into getting the most out of your timeshare by understanding the various aspects associated with ownership.

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Whatever your taste, Caribbean Hideaways has a place that will perfectly suit you and your special someone, from a tiny bungalow on a secluded beach to a luxury resort with all the trimmings. Our expert author gives candid, evocative descriptions of each accommodation, complete with ratings for romantic atmosphere, food, diversions and rates.

Any guidebook has its biases. It's the edge that makes a guidebook unique, the approach that lets you trust a guidebook implicitly (if those biases correspond with your own)--or that cause you grief, if you and the author don't see eye to eye. To his credit, Ian Keown is up-front with his propensities, spelling out his pet peeves in his introduction. Do you prefer ceiling fans to air-conditioning, dislike piped-in music intruding upon your candlelit dinner, and strive to avoid cruise-ship hordes? Keown does, and his recommendations are based on those values. Keown covers the Caribbean from the Cayman Islands on down to Tobago, imparting snippets of history and data (in the Caymans, for example, there are now 400 banks serving fewer than 20,000 people) and recommending the best, sweetest, most romantic places for a Caribbean holiday. Now in its ninth edition, Caribbean Hideaways has honed hotel description to a fine art. All the relevant information is there, plus humor, sarcasm, and praise. --Stephanie Gold