The brand comprises around 70 Marriott Vacation Club properties throughout the United States, Caribbean, Central America, Europe, and Asia.

Marriott's acquisition of Hyatt Vacation Club marks a significant milestone in the hospitality industry.

This strategic move positions Marriott as the world's largest Hotel and Leisure Real Estate operator, solidifying its dominance in the global market.

The Destinations program allows owners to redeem Vacation Club Points for stays at Marriott Vacation Club resorts, Marriott hotels, travel packages and resorts through Interval International.

The brand launched with locations in New York City, San Diego, South Beach, Washington, DC and Boston.

Finally, owners of multi-room villas, such as a two-bedroom lockoff, could split the unit itself and book each half as a separate reservation.

Notably, owners cannot reserve villas at other properties without exchanging them through Interval International (II).

[citation needed] The Marriott Vacation Club Destinations program changed this structure.

Owners now purchase points at a particular property, which can be "spent" to reserve a villa for a given number of nights during a given season.

[7][8] It is important for prospective owners to fully understand the differences between the inventories and to ensure their purchase will afford them the occupancy they desire.