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History of timeshare in USA

Posted on October 3, 2014

History of timeshare in USA

 

Depending on how rigid your definition of the word is, modern timesharing was invented in either Switzerland or France.

Hapimag,headquartered in Baar, Switzerland, arose from Alexander Nette’s desire for rent-free holidays every year. He and his partner Dr. Guido Renggli established a company named “Hotel undAppartementhausImmobilienAnlageAG” on September 23, 1963and began to acquire resort properties,

 

 

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