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experience the location. Doing so was absolutely necessary so that I could communicate the experience through our marketing and in the sales training to the sales team. It provided substance to our message. Today, I make it a point to spend the days living the life that each of these locations has to offer. As a VRP owner, I encourage you to do the same. Though this was a shorter gig of only six months as the project sold out very quickly, it remains in my memory as one many of my favorite “work” assignments in VRP. Back to our discussion of the best locations for VRP. I have divided these into categories that may be helpful as you add to your portfolio of VRP. Diversification can lower your risk fi nancially and increase your family’s enjoyment. This will guide you to both forms of profit: fi nancial and personal enrichment.
5.1 National and Natural Attractions The United States is a gorgeous country featuring spectacular biodiversity. Between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, you can fi nd deserts and plateaus, mountain ranges, glaciers, grasslands, tropical rain forests, active volcanic zones, and frigid tundra. Our country shines most of all, perhaps, in its prized national parks. Many of the country’s most magnificent natural wonders are protected today by the National Park Service (NPS), which celebrated its centennial in 2016. These protected places also provide safe haven for a stunning array of wildlife. Visit these parks to meet tiny eyeless fish living in the dark haunts of Mammoth Cave or giant grizzly bears inside Denali National Park. All of these natural wonders have communities surrounding them that contain VRP. You may live close, or travel to them often. You may have stayed in resorts or hotels in the area. You also may have actually stayed in a VRP close to one of these natural amenities. If so, how many times? Did or do you look to stay in the same Vacation
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