The South Africa office of timeshare exchange provider Dial An Exchange (DAE) announces strong growth figures for 2012 that reflect the acceptance the company has received across the region.<\/p>\n
An increase of 17 percent across all transactions compared to 2011 numbers demonstrates the rise of the company\u2019s profile in the area, with membership numbers up 9 percent and a nearly 22 percent improvement in Bonus Week transactions. Exchanges went up 27 percent and membership in the exclusive Gold Advantage Program shot up 66 percent year over year.<\/p>\n
The growth was not limited to member transactions, as DAE forged new strategic partnerships with Platinum Vacation Club, Lifestyle Vacation Club and Matembe Leisure as the company looks to extend its brand across different products. Agreements were also signed with Dikhololo Game Reserve, Mount Amanzi Lodge and Ngwenya Lodge to allow DAE services to be promoted directly to owners with the support of resort management.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are very excited about the growth we\u2019ve seen in South Africa and the possibilities which exist as we expand our brand throughout the country and across southern Africa,\u201d said Paul Edkins of Dial An Exchange South Africa. \u201cOur consumer-centric philosophy and the flexibility of our products provide cost-effective travel options for our members and builds outstanding value, allowing them to explore the world through their timeshare ownership.\u201d<\/p>\n
Timeshare owners can join DAE through its free membership program, with owners able to join regardless of whether they are already members of other timeshare exchange providers. Members can search the available accommodation on the DAE website and request an exchange with no upfront cost, with payment due only after the exchange has been confirmed.<\/p>\n
For more information about booking a holiday with DAE, please visit http:\/\/daelive.com<\/p>\n
About Dial An Exchange
\nDAE has grown significantly since it first opened its doors in 1997. A strong focus on quality customer service has led to their continued growth as over 50% of their new memberships have been the result of personal referrals. Today, the company has more than 450,000 members worldwide and is a truly viable option for all timeshare owners to exchange their weeks and points or credits products. DAE\u2019s robust set of membership benefits makes it easy for timeshare owners to truly enjoy their vacation ownership experience. Their simple, flexible and innovative direct to consumer approach has evolved into a range of business development and support tools for their business partners such as resorts, management companies and Home Owners Associations who are looking for a competitive edge to support their rapid growth.<\/p>\n
Membership benefits include a FREE membership option, Gold Advantage membership option, low exchange fees, a 3-year credit for every banked week, 24\/7 live access to exchange weeks, personalized customer service, worldwide vacation availability, discounted rental weeks in prime locations and informative monthly e-Newsletters providing travel tips, destination ideas and money saving promotions and offers. At DAE, the timeshare owners\u2019 needs come first and foremost and quality of service is never compromised. For more information, please visit http:\/\/daelive.com.<\/p>\n
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