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Unlimited Vacation Club (UVC) is a paid travel membership program operated by a Hyatt subsidiary. Members receive preferred rates and benefits at participating luxury and all-inclusive resorts, including brands within Hyatt's Inclusive Collection such as Secrets, Dreams, Zoëtry, Breathless, Hyatt Ziva and Hyatt Zilara.
UVC is not the same product as a traditional deeded timeshare. Hyatt acquired Apple Leisure Group in 2021, bringing Unlimited Vacation Club into the Hyatt family, and Hyatt still lists UVC among the businesses operated by its subsidiaries in 2026.
Why owners may want to leave
- Annual charges connected with Unlimited Vacation Club have become difficult to justify.
- The Unlimited Vacation Club ownership or membership is no longer being used enough.
- Availability or booking rules within Unlimited Vacation Club no longer suit the owner's travel plans.
- A change in personal, family, health or financial circumstances has made the Unlimited Vacation Club commitment harder to keep.
- The owner wants a clear, documented end to the ongoing Unlimited Vacation Club commitment.
What owners should know
If a UVC membership no longer provides the value or flexibility expected, ACC can review the agreement and the member's individual circumstances.
Complimentary, no-obligation consultation
Want to end the commitment?
If your Unlimited Vacation Club ownership or membership no longer works for you, American Consumer Claims can review the contract and explain the relinquishment or exit options that may apply.
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Questions about Unlimited Vacation Club
UVC describes itself as a paid travel club rather than a traditional deeded timeshare.
Yes. Hyatt acquired Apple Leisure Group in 2021 and currently lists Unlimited Vacation Club among the businesses operated by its subsidiaries.
Yes. ACC can review the specific Unlimited Vacation Club ownership or membership and explain which options may be available in your circumstances.