No need to fly across the pond for this one at only $149 for a full 8 days and 7 nights.
It may even be within driving distance from some of you.
The Global Resorts Network Travel club Membership should make your head turn if
you enjoy saving on travel at all. Not to mention the referral income you can make.
High on a bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean,
San Luis Bay Inn has one of the most breath taking
views on the Central Coast of California.
San Luis Bay Inn is a “Gold Crown” vacation destination,
and one of the premier vacation ownership resorts in the
world.
You can find everything from Hearst Castle, world-class wine tasting,
local beaches, sensational dining and world-class golf.
We called this resort after finding no availability through any of
the major travel providers. They did not accept public bookings
through the front desk and referred us to Extra Holidays by
Wyndam.
For the exact same size unit and dates being offered
through GRN (8 days & 7 nights), Extra Holidays was
charging $1,603.58.
As a member, you can book it right now for only $149.
That’s a minimum savings of over $1,450.00
for this one week alone.
These types of savings and VIP access are available exclusively to our Global Resorts Network members.
Once you vacation in a condo, you’ll never want to go back to just a hotel.
Get your Global Resorts Network Travel Club Membership HERE.
About the author: Debbie Turner was forced out of a 13 year successful real estate career when the market turned in 2005. Today she's building an empire online through multiple streams of income with home based businesses, primarily with Global Resorts Network and affiliate marketing programs. She's a coach and mentor for those desiring to have a successful home based business for themselves with Global Resorts or another company.
This is good. Are they going to compete against M.O.R. Vacations that Johnny Bolton and others are promoting now. Why would so many jump to the other thing if GRN was so good. I don’t get it. I am not in GRN yet and I appreciate your emails, but M.O.R. Vacations seems to concentrate on the $149 drivable hotweeks and the financing for the membership. What is your take?
Scott
Scott, There was a lot of hearsay about how great MOR vacations was going to be. If you haven’t checked it out, see my blog post under Johnny Bolton. I don’t want to be associated with a company like this.
Why do people jump? There are people in network marketing who create mass amounts of money by flip flopping from thing to thing, tearing apart teams and confusing inexperienced business owners. They clean up on enrollment fees. I’m not making accusations, but it’s prominate in the industry. It’s all part of the unprofessional face of home based businesses.
For me, I’ve planted my flag and am building a million dollar business with GRN. GRN is fab. I also heard from a good source that GRN will not send people to 2 star resorts and hotels for the sake of saving an extra hundred dollars which I took as a hint that that’s was MOR vacations have in their cheap inventory. GRN has a reputation for qualify that they demand be upheld.
Financing? I want to attract people to my business that can pay upfront, be resourceful and have money to spare (generally on credit) to advertise with. It takes money to make money and I’m looking for people who can make it happen.
Thanks for your post Scott.