There are a few ways to get out, but the best way is to sell your Holiday Inn vacation club timeshare and at least get some money back for your initial purchase. Selling with no upfront fees can be discussed with a licensed timeshare resale agent, so you can at least talk over your options and find out what your timeshare is worth on the resale market.
If you just want to get out and aren’t bothered by just handing over your timeshare with no return, you can contact Holiday Inn vacation club directly. They have a program called Horizons with customer service staff that may be able to help you. Keep in mind that owners need to have their timeshare paid off with no outstanding mortgages and all annual fees up to date. The decision is ultimately up to Holiday Inn whether they take it back and most cases are decided because of the poor health or financial distress of owners. Just make sure they don’t try to upsell you into buying more timeshare.
One group you want to avoid are the timeshare cancellation or timeshare exit companies. They say they can get owners out of their timeshare, but they charge huge upfront fees as high as $10,000 and basically do the same thing an owner can do for free by contacting Holiday Inn vacation club directly. Remember that only Holiday Inn Club Vacations can approve a timeshare cancellation, not a third party exit company, and many of these companies have come under attorney general investigation and legal scrutiny.