Hilton Grand Vacations Appoints New Vice President Of Resort Operations

Hilton Grand Vacations has announced it has appointed a new member to the executive team. Tim Loughman, will join HGV as Vice President of Resort Operations, where he will oversee resort operations for 15 Hilton Grand Resorts located on the East Coast of the US.

Some of the property locations he will oversea include, South Carolina, New York City, Florida and Washington. HGV Resort Operations Vice President Kevin Speidel said about the new appointment: “Tim has an outstanding reputation for his innovation and ability to anticipate guest needs. As HGV continues to grow and add properties in new and existing locations across the globe, Tim’s talents will not only be instrumental in our continued efforts to maximise customer engagement and experience, but will also help HGV focus on talent and operating effectiveness across East Coast platform”.

Loughman has a proven track record of senior-level hospitality project management, including General manager at Starwood Hotel’s and Resorts, Vice president at Hilton managing multiple locations.

Hilton Grand Vacations is based in Orlando, Florida, with regional offices in Las Vegas, Hawaii and New York. It was formerly owned subsidiary of Hilton Inc, until it was spun off into a publicly traded company. Operating as a Timeshare company, Hilton Grand Vacations manages, markets and operates a system of brand named vacation ownership resorts. Resort Vilas are jointly owned by members who have exclusive use of the properties for limited periods of time. Club members can also exchange their intervals for vacations at affiliated resorts worldwide.

People who enter into Timeshare agreements often find it difficult to keep up with the mounting maintenance fees and simply cannot afford it any longer. They may also find that the Timeshare no longer suits their needs and simply want to end the contract. There are too many individuals who are willing to take advantage of Timeshare owners and offer fake products, along with Timeshare exit schemes. Before agreeing to any Timeshare termination or exit procedure with an individual or company, seek independent advice and fully research any company you are thinking of working with.

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The mis-selling of holiday products is, unfortunately, common practice within the holiday industry and these type of crimes often go unreported by the most vulnerable in our society and criminal convictions are few and far between.

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