Travel + Leisure (TNL) Morgan Stanley Global Consumer & Retail Conference summary
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Morgan Stanley Global Consumer & Retail Conference summary
3 Feb, 2026Industry transformation and evolution
Timeshare industry has shifted from fixed-location ownership to flexible, hospitality-branded experiences, with major brands now representing 80% of the market.
Owners can now use their timeshare currency for hotels, cruises, and diverse vacation options, a significant change from pre-2008.
Industry consolidation has led to stronger balance sheets and long-term commitments.
Business performance and strategic pillars
Core vacation ownership brands continue to perform well, with volume per guest (VPG) remaining above $3,000, up from pre-COVID levels.
Incremental growth is targeted through new brand launches and acquisitions, such as Encore and Sports Illustrated Vacation Club.
Focus remains on maintaining high satisfaction and retention rates, with 98% retention among paid-off owners.
Consumer quality and owner base
Minimum FICO score for new originations increased from 600 to 640, raising average FICO to 742.
Higher FICO and income standards have improved portfolio quality and close rates.
Owner base is stabilizing post-COVID, with potential for growth as new owners typically have higher purchasing power.
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