VacationShare has built a global community of trusted vacation clubs and property owners. Many owners find themselves unable to use their vacation time and rely on VacationShare to promote their listings on multiple platforms to enhance the chances of their reservations being rented.

The VacationShare rental program offers greater flexibility without any upfront fees. To join VacationShare, owners can visit VacationShare.com to set up their account to list their vacation time for rent.

When a reservation is accepted, the owner will submit a VacationShare Agreement. If the listing is accepted, VacationShare will market it through their distribution channels. If VacationShare successfully places a guest in the unit, the owner, as the host, will receive a 60% share of the net proceeds received from the vacationer, while VacationShare will retain 40% of the net proceeds.

Currently, WorldMark by Wyndham owners with active member accounts are eligible to list on VacationShare. Also required to create a host account and list a rental are (1) proof of U.S. residency and (2) proof of a U.S. Social Security Number.

Listing submitted on VacationShare must meet the minimum requirement of a valid reservation at a participating resort, which can be found on the VacationShare Participating Resorts List, must be booked prior to listing. The listing agreement must be received and accepted by VacationShare at least seven (7) days prior to the arrival date on the reservation.

Once the listing is accepted, owners will receive an acceptance letter via email. It is important for owners to ensure that their email address is included in their contact information when filling out the VacationShare Listing Agreement. If the owner does not receive the confirmation email, they should check their Spam or Junk email folders.

If an owner wishes to cancel their listing, they should log into the VacationShare portal to initiate the cancellation process. Their cancellation request will be carefully reviewed by an administrator to ensure compliance with VacationShare policies. At that time the administrator will communicate (via the portal and email) whether the cancellation request has been approved or denied. If any portion of the owner's listing has been rented, the cancellation request will be automatically denied, even if it is only partially booked.

No, there is no guarantee that a reservation will be rented or that the owner will receive payment. To increase their chances, owners should consider the popularity of the location, submit their listing well in advance, and consider the time of year.

First, owners should get their reservation in the program early! A reservation that comes in six (6) months before the arrival date is likely to fare better than a reservation that comes one (1) month before.

Second, consider the popularity of the location. It is likely that if an owner thinks a resort is located at an exciting location, renting customers will, too. Third, owners should consider the time of year. A resort may be more popular during seasons, holidays, and special events.

If a reservation is rented, owners will receive 60% of the net proceeds, while VacationShare will retain 40% as its commission. Host will receive payment info within forty-five (45) days after the reservation checkout date. For additional information, owners should consult the Terms & Conditions of the VacationShare Listing Agreement.

Deductions from the gross proceeds cover a range of potential expenses, including but not limited to: Online Travel Agent (OTA) Commissions, Travel Agent (TA) Commissions, Distribution Channel Fees, Credit Card and Merchant Bank Fees, and Housekeeping Fees. For a detailed understanding of these deductions, owners should review the Terms & Conditions outlined in the VacationShare Listing Agreement.

While VacationShare will diligently work to secure a renter for an owner's reservation, it is not guaranteed. If the reservation remains unrented, payment will not be issued.

No, VacationShare does not return portions of reservations that are not rented. There is a risk associated with listing the reservation for rental, and owners will receive payment based on the nights that are rented.