-
TUG started 29 years ago in October 1993 as a group of regular Timeshare owners just like you!
Check out our happy birthday post here: Happy Birthday TUG! -
TUG has a YouTube Channel to produce weekly short informative videos on popular Timeshare topics!
Come check it out for a chance to win a Free TUG membership (or renewal) just for helping out!
Read more here -
TUG has now saved timeshare owners more than $21,000,000 dollars just by finding us in time to rescind a new Timeshare purchase! A truly incredible milestone!
Read more here: TUG saves owners more than $21 Million dollars -
Follow the TUG Member Banner as it travels the world on vacation with Timeshare owners! Also sign up to get the banner sent to you so you can submit a photo of your vacation with the banner to share with TUG! Banner Thread
-
Sign up to get the TUG Newsletter for free! 60,000+ subscribers! Latest resort reviews and the most important topics discussed by owners during the week!
-
Our official "end my sales presentation early" T-shirts are available again! Also come with the option for a free membership extension with purchase to offset the cost!
Read more Here
HVC Maui
- Thread starter Kyle
- Start date
I asked yesterday at Sedona about Maui and 'she couldn't talk about that location'
Kal
TUG Member
Hyatt is typically very closed mouth about any future resorts. They want sales people to focus on the property where they are situated and not discuss those which are not yet operational.
Yes Kal is 100% correct.
I am very happy Hyatt is building more rooms at Sedona and Texas because MF's went down for 2009 even in this economy.
All is quiet about Maui, lets see would you start a project with this economy? Election coming up? New taxes? Money? The good news is Hyatt must start this project I think with in 3 years or they will loose their permit but they can always get a time extension.
People that are looking to buy Hyatt they should look at what resorts we have not and not presume anything else like Hawaii,Bermuda and other sites Kal has on his great website.
Northstar and Siesta Key are almost done Northstar in early 2009 and Siesta Key late 2009. NYC very soon.
c85
I am very happy Hyatt is building more rooms at Sedona and Texas because MF's went down for 2009 even in this economy.
All is quiet about Maui, lets see would you start a project with this economy? Election coming up? New taxes? Money? The good news is Hyatt must start this project I think with in 3 years or they will loose their permit but they can always get a time extension.
People that are looking to buy Hyatt they should look at what resorts we have not and not presume anything else like Hawaii,Bermuda and other sites Kal has on his great website.
Northstar and Siesta Key are almost done Northstar in early 2009 and Siesta Key late 2009. NYC very soon.
c85
tahoeJoe
TUG Member
Hvc Nyc?
Is NYC still a go? If yes, it should be well into the construction process since (according to Hyatt's own newsletter) it will OPEN in Dec 2009. Lastly, if HVC New York City is under construction and opening in approx 12 months, why no sales office, prices, or info?
-TJ
Is NYC still a go? If yes, it should be well into the construction process since (according to Hyatt's own newsletter) it will OPEN in Dec 2009. Lastly, if HVC New York City is under construction and opening in approx 12 months, why no sales office, prices, or info?
-TJ
I do not see how Hyatt would start Maui with this news about Starwood.
Starwood profits fall on lower Hawaii timeshare demand
Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
Starwood Hotels & Resorts revenue fell 5 percent in the third quarter and the company blamed slowing timeshare sales in Hawaii and Florida.
Revenue for vacation ownership was down 27.4 percent to $183 million, compared to 2007. The company said contract sales of vacation ownership intervals decreased nearly 30 percent mostly due to the sellout of the company’s Westin Kaanapali Ocean Resort North on Maui and an overall decline in demand.
The company said it did not sell any vacation ownership receivables during the quarter, from which it had previously anticipated a gain of $10 million to $15 million.
Starwood said it expects operating income from its timeshare business to drop as much as $115 million this year as demand in Hawaii and Orlando, Fla. slows.
The White Plains, N.Y.-based company (NYSE: HOT) reported profits of $113 million for the quarter, compared to $129 million during the same period last year.
Revenue was 5 percent lower, totaling $575 million, down from $605 million during the third quarter 2007.
The company operates 12 properties in Hawaii.
Starwood profits fall on lower Hawaii timeshare demand
Pacific Business News (Honolulu)
Starwood Hotels & Resorts revenue fell 5 percent in the third quarter and the company blamed slowing timeshare sales in Hawaii and Florida.
Revenue for vacation ownership was down 27.4 percent to $183 million, compared to 2007. The company said contract sales of vacation ownership intervals decreased nearly 30 percent mostly due to the sellout of the company’s Westin Kaanapali Ocean Resort North on Maui and an overall decline in demand.
The company said it did not sell any vacation ownership receivables during the quarter, from which it had previously anticipated a gain of $10 million to $15 million.
Starwood said it expects operating income from its timeshare business to drop as much as $115 million this year as demand in Hawaii and Orlando, Fla. slows.
The White Plains, N.Y.-based company (NYSE: HOT) reported profits of $113 million for the quarter, compared to $129 million during the same period last year.
Revenue was 5 percent lower, totaling $575 million, down from $605 million during the third quarter 2007.
The company operates 12 properties in Hawaii.
darcy
newbie
We wandered into the sales gallery (to look at some of the photos on the walls) when we were at the Hyatt in Aspen last week, and the guy there said that construction at Maui was on hold. He mentioned the NYC property, but I didn't note what opening date he said.