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The Guide to Shared Luxury Property

BelleHaven Offers Complimentary Lifetime Unaccompanied Guest Privileges

For new members who join before the end of 2006, BelleHavens is offering complimentary lifetime "Friends and Family Passport". The Passport allows members to offer their membership days to any friends and family, without the member being present and without any restrictions to immediate family members.

The Friends and Family Passport normally costs $3,500 per year. The only restrictions are that the guest must be over 24 years of age and there is a cap on the number of nights that may be used under the plan.

This is a great way for members to share the use of their properties and for friends to experience the BelleHavens properties.

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