The $5 billion swapshops: timeshare holidays

Article Abstract:

The growth of the time-share industry has slowed since its peak in the 1980s but it is still growing faster than the traditional tourist industries. Time-shares allow travelers to buy a certain week at a certain resort. Exchange companies allow vacationers to trade time shares with one another.

Real property lessors, not elsewhere classified, Real Property Lessors NEC, Lessors of Other Real Estate Property, Analysis, Innovations, Real estate industry, Landlords, Timesharing (Real estate), Timeshares (Real estate)

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Unpackaged: holidays

Article Abstract:

The travel industry in Britain reports the tourist trade in the UK is down while natives are traveling more and further abroad. Spain has been replaced by Florida as a popular sunny spot and independent trips have replaced packaged tours as the way to sightsee.

International aspects, Travel industry, British

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Activity holidays

Article Abstract:

The amount spent by UK consumers on activity holidays is forecast to increase from 14 million pounds sterling in 1999 to 15.6 million pounds sterling by 2003. Foreign holidays will see the largest percentage rise in growth.

Vacations & Holidays, United Kingdom

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