Vacation Internationale, commonly known as VI Resorts, is an owner-controlled vacation club with more than 50 years of history. The current VI website presents the business as VI Resorts by Westgate and describes it as part of the Westgate timeshare portfolio.
VI maintains resort locations across the United States, Hawaii, Mexico and Canada, with additional vacation choices through exchange relationships. Vacation Internationale and VI Resorts are not two separate ACC entities: they are one ownership network and should have one page.
Why owners may want to leave
- Annual charges connected with VI Resorts / Vacation Internationale have become difficult to justify.
- The VI Resorts / Vacation Internationale ownership or membership is no longer being used enough.
- Availability or booking rules within VI Resorts / Vacation Internationale no longer suit the owner's travel plans.
- A change in personal, family, health or financial circumstances has made the VI Resorts / Vacation Internationale commitment harder to keep.
- The owner wants a clear, documented end to the ongoing VI Resorts / Vacation Internationale commitment.
What owners should know
Owners may see Vacation Internationale, VI Resorts or VI Resorts by Westgate on different documents depending on when the ownership was purchased.
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If your VI Resorts / Vacation Internationale 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 VI Resorts / Vacation Internationale
Yes. Vacation Internationale is the historic company name and VI Resorts is the consumer-facing brand used by the same vacation club.
The current VI website identifies the club as VI Resorts by Westgate and describes it as part of the Westgate timeshare portfolio.
Yes. ACC can review the specific VI Resorts / Vacation Internationale ownership or membership and explain which options may be available in your circumstances.