Take a "Real" Vacation with Preferred Guest Resorts

You've been doing your best to save money, and that means visiting some nearby sites instead of taking a "real" vacation. However, there are only so many times you can visit the largest ball of twine in North America!


Preferred Guest Resorts can help, with dream vacations at an affordable price. All you have to do is participate in a 90-minute presentation. The presentation is fun, entertaining, interactive, and it lets customers hear about all the benefits of a vacation ownership package. That's it. That's all you have to do, and then you are free to enjoy the vacation of your dreams.

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Preferred Guest Resorts offers vacations to Europe, Disney World, New Orleans, and the Bahamas. Want something a little more private? They can also arrange vacations at ski chalets, cabins, villas, bed and breakfasts, condos, or beach homes. They can even arrange a custom vacation. It is a great way to try out a destination, and if you decide to take part in a travel club membership or vacation ownership package you can rest easy, knowing you'll be saving thousands on your future vacations.

For over 25 years, Preferred Guest Resorts has helped people to have their dream vacation. They are able to offer such great deals because of partnerships with resort developers and travel service providers. But they don't stop with just great vacation deals. They go a step further in their customer care, by offering Concierge Travel Services, a group of travel professionals to help address any customer questions or concerns. They also offer a way for customers to get the most that they can out of their vacation, with Customized Reward Programs and Vacation Club Sales Centers. They can even help customers with dining deals, entertainment packages, and car rental.

Take a real vacation. With Preferred Guest Resorts, you can go somewhere extraordinary!

REPOST: Want unlimited vacation? Virgin’s Branson says yes!

Richard Branson,the mogul behind Virgin Group, announced that his employees can take as many vacation days as they need, to the excitement and curiosity. Read more in this article from CNBC.

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Tired of only two weeks of vacation a year? Perhaps you should work for Virgin—where boss  believes employees should be allowed to take off as much time as they want.

The self-made billionaire laid out Virgin's vacation policy on the company's website in a blog post on Wednesday entitled "Why we're letting Virgin staff take as much holiday as they want".

"Flexible working has revolutionized how, where and when we all do our jobs. So, if working nine to five no longer applies, then why should strict annual leave (vacation) policies?" Branson said in the post that was excerpted from his book "The Virgin Way".

Staff at parent company Virgin Group are already allowed to take off however much time they want, whenever they feel like it—with the caveat that it should not impinge on the business. There is no need to ask for prior approval or keep track of days away from the office. Branson said that if successful, the policy would be rolled out across all of the company's subsidiaries. "It is left to the employee alone to decide if and when he or she feels like taking a few hours, a day, a week or a month off," Branson wrote.

Branson provided little detail of how a free-for-all vacation policy works in practice, but said he was inspired by Netflix's "no vacation policy". Employees of the U.S. online movie rental service are also allowed to choose how much holiday to take and time off is not tracked.

Branson is one of the U.K.'s most high-profile entrepreneurs and people were quick to comment on his post on Wednesday – although opinions were mixed.

Reader Zac Young wrote on Branson's blog: "As always, leading the way for Generation Y. I hope someday, before my time is done—that most can enjoy more freedom through work, not enslaved by hours and limits but set free to make a difference whilst living out some dreams."

However, Andrea Gerhardt was more skeptical. "Needless to say I work for Virgin Australia as cabin crew and this policy doesn't apply!! A huge majority of staff go years without getting any of their requested leave," she wrote.

Branson is worth around $5 billion according to Forbes. He is known for his publicity stunts, which include launching Virgin Cola by driving a tank down New York's Fifth Avenue and "blowing up" the Coca-Cola sign in Times Square.

Branson's profile on Twitter describes him as a "Tie-loathing adventurer and thrill seeker, who believes in turning ideas into reality. Otherwise known as Dr Yes at Virgin!"

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