By Chris Emmins, CEO, KwikChex Last week was one of the most emotional and troubling weeks I have experienced in well over a decade of working with timeshare owners. For years, I have investigated fraud, misrepresentation, and consumer harm. I have worked alongside enforcement agencies, regulators, lawyers, journalists
The BBC consumer affairs programme Rip Off Britain has broadcast an investigation into Seasons Holidays’ fractional ownership products, examining allegations that purchasers were led to believe they were buying products with investment potential and long-term financial value. The programme, broadcast on BBC One on 19 M
Chris Emmins, CEO of KwikChex, will appear in an upcoming episode of the BBC’s flagship consumer programme Rip Off Britain. Chris often works with the Rip Off Britain team and has persuaded them to investigate Seasons. The BBC have confirmed the programme schedule and content in an email to Chris today, see below. “Thi
‘KwikChex Investigates’ news release 12 September 2025 ‘Brutal Timeshare Dictators’ are facing an owners’ revolution Seasons Holidays bosses have been accused of using bullying, coercive tactics in attempts to control timeshare owners who are complaining about failures to deliver on ‘dream investment’ promises – now th
Seasons Holidays continues to take an aggressive stance with customers who, in many cases, have been with them for decades, but who are now complaining and starting legal actions. KwikChex raises concerns about a striking new event. Read the full article here
In response to hundreds of complaints about Seasons Holidays Keys products, KwikChex has conducted an investigation into the matter. Read the full article here.
On 03 April, KwikChex received a letter from solicitors Clarke Willmott, acting on behalf of Seasons Holidays, challenging an article under UK defamation laws. The article, titled ‘Devastated – vulnerable investors express their dismay over the failed promises of Seasons Holidays’, is published on the Timeshare A
Seasons Holidays investors feel betrayed over the company’s failed promises regarding its ‘Keys’ scheme. Many believed they were securing long-term luxury vacations and a lucrative investment, only to find themselves facing unexpected fees, restricted access to resorts, and financial ruin. Some, including retirees and
A website has been set up by KwikChex to provide further help to people that paid monies for purported investments in the Seasons Holidays Keys scheme. https://seasonsholidays.help/