f a i r f i e l d p ro g r a m s2004 Golden Pineapple Award WinnersThe pineapple has come torepresent the sincere expressionof welcome, good cheer andwarmth and is widely recognizedas a symbol of the hospitalityindustry. In fact, during Colonialdays in the United States, familieswould set a fresh pineapple in thecenter of the table as a colorfulcenterpiece for a festive meal.This symbolized the utmost inwelcome and hospitality to thevisitor and the fruit would beserved as a desert after the meal. Hence, Fairfield <strong>Resorts</strong>uses this symbol to recognize its outstanding resorts annually.For the fifth consecutive year, Fairfield has recognized itstop performing resorts in the area of hospitality as judged byowners and guests. With over 65 resorts under managementand more than 3,000 resort management employees, fivedeserving teams were recognized for excellence. Theseresorts received the highest hospitality ratings from allowners and guests in 2004, or were considered the mostimproved resort in both the large and small resort category.The five resorts recognized as 2004 Golden PineappleAward Winners are as follows. Our special congratulations goout to the team at Fairfield Smoky Mountains, which has wonthe Golden Pineapple Award for four consecutive years now.• Fairfield Smoky MountainsTop Hospitality Resort Winner, Large Resort category• Orlando International Resort ClubTop Hospitality Resort Winner, Small Resort category• Fairfield Myrtle Beach at SeaWatch PlantationTop Hospitality Runner-Up, Large Resort category• Fairfield Myrtle Beach at WestwindsTop Hospitality Runner-Up, Small Resort category• Fairfield St. Thomas at Elysian BeachMost Improved Resort, HospitalityFairfield recognizes that our employees are criticalto our ability to provide quality vacation experiences forowners. We commend these resorts for ensuring that everyguest experiences Fairfield’s distinctive brand of world-classservice and exceptional hospitality.from page 4Year’s Healthy Start Heart Healthy Breakfast program withLife Architect Dr. Elisa Roberts. Her lecture, “The Importanceof Indulging in Healthy Pleasures Around You,” drew a largecrowd as participants were challenged to take advantage ofhealthy lifestyle options. Other Play Days programs like thestretch and relax classes, acupuncture and Nikken WellnessProduct Demonstration and Lecture on reducing stressand increasing energy, were so successful they’ve become aregular part of the activities schedule at each of the SouthFlorida resorts.We could go on about the success of these programs,but that would spoil the fun. Why not come experience itfor yourself? Visit www.fairfieldresorts.com for a description ofthe upcoming events. Or, take a look at the list below andplan your vacation around the next event that interests you.Guests need only sign up at the activities center or frontdesk upon arrival. So what are you waiting for? Don’t missyour opportunity to come out and play!MayJuneSeptemberSept. & Nov.OctoberDecemberMother’s MayFather’s Family FunThe Richard Petty Driving ExperienceFairfield Fall Golf TourHalloween HappeningsGet Ready for the Holidays Shopping Trips23JanuaryFebruaryAprilNew Year’s Healthy StartHeart Healthy Valentine’s DayBloom Into SpringBranson’s Bloom Into Spring event in April invited guests to construct their ownbirdhouse. The Meiss family from South Bend, Indiana, proudly displays their creationswhile Activities Coordinator Julianna Fitts looks on.
f a i r f i e l d p ro g r a m sIf you’ve ever had questions about adding more points to yourmembership but didn’t have plans to visit a resort any time soon, you nowhave access to a new Fairfield program that allows you to “shop from home.”Ask A Specialist was created to help you learn about vacationownership at your own pace, on your own schedule. When you call to“Ask A Specialist,” it means you’ll be working with an expert who’s trainedto answer all of your questions — about properties, ownership benefits oranything else.To learn more about any of our new or existing resorts, or to addmore points to your membership, please contact the Fairfield <strong>Resorts</strong>Corporate Direct Sales team at 1-800-786-4476 or send an e-mail tocorporatedirect@fairfieldresorts.com.Q. I’m a Fairfield owner. Does it matter which home resort I choose if Iadd points?A. Yes and no. The flexibility of points with the FairShare Plus programallows you to use your points at all of our resorts. It depends on howyou intend to use your ownership and how far in advance you typicallymake your vacation reservations. An Ask A Specialist representative cangive you an answer based on your family’s specific vacation needs.Q. I have a friend who’s an owner. Do I have to go to one of the resorts toget involved with Fairfield?A. You have choices. You may directly contact an Ask A Specialistrepresentative, who can provide you specific information to help inmaking this decision. You can also tour a resort through our referralprogram or visit along with the owner on a “Party Weekend.”from page 22On one day Misty, Ryan and Anna,who hale from our home state ofPennsylvania, treated Ken to a relaxingmassage right on site at Governor’sGreen. It was another special treat fora man who usually spends long daysbehind the wheel of an 18-wheeler,bucking traffic for a living. The mealsthese kids provided were prepared byloving hands right in our unit after a dayof swimming at the pristine pool.Ken enjoyed another round of golf atthe Pirate’s Cove when our kids, Bob, Tinaand Raeann, arrived. Then, as one part ofour group left, we topped off our stay withmore time at Busch Gardens — wherethe “guys” took Ken to beer school whilethe females of the group spent their timewatching Abi, Anna and Raeann enjoy themany children’s activities.We even got to spend one dayshopping. Though it wasn’t on Ken’s list ofactivities he most wanted to do while inWilliamsburg, he enjoyed it all the same,because it was time with the family he getsto see too <strong>rare</strong>ly.Our last day and night we weredown to one family, besides ourselves,and we certainly made the most of it withone last trip to Busch Gardens, where wegot to see the Irish Thunder show, whichwe loved.It was a vacation from which wereturned exhausted! But isn’t that the signof a good vacation? A very satisfying one,indeed; proving it is Nifty to be Fifty. Atleast when you’re a Fairfield owner.This advertising material is being used for the purpose of solicitingsales of timeshare interests.The following terms and conditions apply to the Destination Deal offers on the back page.Terms & Conditions: Must travel with spouse, if married, and attend a sales presentation lasting 90 or 120minutes, depending on location selected, on the benefits of acquiring ownership in a Fairfield timeshareresort. You must be either a Fairfield owner or 21 years of age or older, employed full time or retired, have a minimum annual household income of at least $50,000 and havenot visited a Fairfield resort within the last 6 months. Fairfield employees are not eligible for this offer. Transportation, airfare, meals not specifically included, parking fees, roomtaxes and incidentals such as phone calls and gratuities are not included. Offers expire and travel must begin by 12/31/05. Inventory offered may vary. Choice of <strong>destination</strong> dependson your state’s registration requirements. See back page for offers. The price range of the interests offered varies from $11,340 - $40,500 and is subject to change without notice.Bonnet Creek. Fairfield Williamsburg. Grand Desert Resort. Daytona Beach at Ocean Walk. NJ Reg NO 99/19-118/3 NJREC. Additional terms and conditions may apply. Please call fordetails. This is not an offer to residents in any state where registration requirements have not been met. Fairfield <strong>Resorts</strong>, Inc., 5259 Coconut Creek Parkway, Margate, FL 33063.The complete offering terms are in an offering plan available from the sponsor.24