There is a glimmer of hope for the Grand Californian Hotel, British Columbia is persevering and St Maarten is open to the U.S.

Timeshare owners in the Bahamas may still want to wait to visit. No such problem for Disney timeshare members. And about Cayman...

Timeshare owners looking to head across the border from the U.S. have few options due to the ever-changing nature of COVID-related policies.

Since we last looked at the COVID carousel spinning through the U.S., timeshare owners are now dealing with California closings, extended Hawaii quarantine and positivity rates in Florida.

Dade County has reinstituted some COVID-related restrictions. Miami timeshare owners, especially in Miami Beach, should be aware of these new rules.

Hawaii timeshare owners breathe a sigh of relief as the Governor announces plans to ease COVID-related quarantine restrictions. But there's a catch.

With the reported increases in COVID-19 positive cases among Floridians, this may be causing Florida timeshare owners to think twice before heading to the Sunshine State.

Major League Soccer will resume play at Disney’s Wide World of Sports, but Hawaii extends its 14-day quarantine.

We can’t imagine multi-million dollar NBA players cramped in a studio hotel room for weeks, if not months. Disney timeshare owners, stay tuned.

Major timeshare destinations Orlando and Las Vegas are opening back up, with central Florida theme parks LEGOLAND now open and Universal Studios due to open this week.