TO HAVE A LUXURIOUS TRIP

Buying a timeshare is a major decision that will allow for many years of enjoyment, but also come with the requirement of a big commitment. Still, with disposable income seemingly becoming less each year, the options for buying a timeshare have never been more open. As properties try to entice buyers, these flexible options may mean a timeshare is a good deal.
Traditionally, buying a timeshare was simply buying ownership into a property that you would use for a period of time -- a week, a month, or perhaps even longer, such as an entire winter. The time period and the property never changed. You would have the occupancy rights to that property the same time year in and year out. This is called a fixed week timeshare. For those who know their travel plans are unlikely to change and are content going to the same place each year, this may be an attractive option.
However, buying a timeshare vacation is no longer subjected to such rigidity for those who find that unacceptable. Floating timeshare offer the same property year in and year out, but each owner is allowed to reserve the property at a time he or she wants it on an annual basis, usually on a first come, first served basis. For those who may need some flexibility with their travel dates, this is something to consider when buying a timeshare. The downside, of course, is that popular dates are likely to fill up fast. To avoid the same people getting the same dates each time, priority of choice may rotate each year, or may be held by random drawing.