BY ELIZABETH JUDGE - The Times
SATURDAY MAY 19 2001
THE number of rogue timeshare operators in Europe has been greatly reduced by EU legislation.
About 400,000 households in Britain own a timeshare and in the past two years the number of Britons taking timeshare
holidays has grown by nearly 14 per cent.
The cornerstone of the legislation is a cooling-off period, which allows people who have bought a time-share a
minimum of ten days in which to change their mind and get their money back. This overcomes the pressure-selling
techniques used by John Palmer.
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