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Timeshare Datashare
Provided by: ARDA International Foundation
August 2006
The timeshare products are diversified, and consumers are buying!
According to the study Resort Timeshare Consumers: Who They Are, Why
They Buy, a trend among recent buyers of timeshare shows that the
proportion of biennials purchased has slowly grown from just under 22%
in 1999 to almost 31% in 2005.
Compared to recent buyers that purchased one or two-week annual
intervals, those respondents that indicated they purchased a biennial
were more likely to have children living at home (44%) yet more likely
to be unmarried (76%). Biennial owners were also the youngest among the
different product types, 49 years, with the lowest annual household
income of $70,000.
Source: Resort Timeshare Consumers: Who They Are, Why They Buy,
2006 Edition, Ragatz Associates. Based on 938 survey responses with an
error range of +/- 3.2%.
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