In today's Honolulu Advisor their headline refers to a 19.5% slump in September's tourism. They even break down the regions that tourists come from and show the areas with the most declines. The good news in the story - at least for timeshare owners - is that timeshares continue to grow in demand and usage for those coming to Hawaii. In fact, Hawaii tourists from the western US used timeshares for their accommodations 17% of the time in September. That number represented a noticeable growth.
People who like to travel also like to find ways to save money on their trips. And if you are going to Hawaii, a timeshare is by far going to offer you the best deal. Timeshares in Hawaii offer a wide range of prices and a wide range of amenities. Some of the top names in the world of hotel and resort business have been adding timeshare to their portfolio for many years. And that move is paying off. Even in the middle of the recent stock market decline, companies in that niche will fare quite well once their credit functions are fully restored.
So if you want to buy a timeshare in Hawaii, now is a terrific time to do it. And, if you want to sell your Hawaii timeshare, there are plenty of eager buyers ready to purchase.
