Every year, timeshare owners brace for maintenance fee season. But insiders are warning that 2026 could be the most expensive year yet.
Why?
1. Rising Inflation in the Travel Industry
Hotels and resorts are facing higher costs across the board: staffing, utilities, insurance, and property upkeep. Instead of absorbing those costs, they pass them directly to timeshare owners through rising fees.
2. Deferred Maintenance from the Pandemic
Many resorts postponed upgrades and repairs in 2020–2022. Now, they’re catching up all at once — and sending “special assessments” to owners to foot the bill. These can add hundreds (sometimes thousands) to an already hefty invoice.
3. New Construction & Renovation Projects
Developers market luxury improvements to lure in new buyers. The problem? Existing owners often get stuck paying for them, whether they use them or not.
4. Perpetual Fee Increases
Maintenance fees rarely, if ever, go down. The average annual increase is 5–10%. By 2026, many owners who once paid $900 a year could be staring at $2,500+ bills.
What This Means for You
If you’re feeling the pinch in 2025, 2026 won’t be kinder. The resorts are planning for more revenue — and that revenue comes from you.
But here’s the good news: you don’t have to keep paying. Thousands of families have already broken free from their contracts and protected their savings.
At Liberty Timeshare Resolution, we help owners exit legally and permanently — so you never have to worry about the next fee hike.
👉 Don’t wait for 2026 to hit harder. Book your Free Consultation today and get ahead of the storm
