Carolinian
TUG Member
Resorts received letters a few weeks ago that RCI was revising the grids for Points members to trade into Weeks for those regions not changed a year ago. Such changes are badly needed if any semblance of fairness is to be injected into the system. Prime red weeks are averaged in with pinkish red weeks of much less demand. Prime oceanfront locations are averaged in with flatland inland locations of much less demand. Overaveraging causes prime Weeks inventory to be availible to Points members at bargain basement prices, shortchanging the Weeks system.
My question is = Will RCI's revision of these grids only tweak the numbers a bit while leaving the structure that overaverages intact, like was done last year, or will it make some more fundamental revisions to the structure of the grids to make it fairer, perhaps building on the example of fairer European crossover grid system?
My question is = Will RCI's revision of these grids only tweak the numbers a bit while leaving the structure that overaverages intact, like was done last year, or will it make some more fundamental revisions to the structure of the grids to make it fairer, perhaps building on the example of fairer European crossover grid system?