ұсақ гірлер

ұсақ гірлер

A variation of timeshare in which the purchaser owns longer intervals, from four to 12 weeks a year. Costs of fractionals are significantly higher. Major branded hotel companies participate in fractional timeshare, though not to the extent of independent operators.

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