All Inclusive

All-inclusive trips come in many forms, offering one upfront price that covers hotels, in-country airfare, tours, guides, activities, meals, and more. Options include resort-based vacations, cruises, guided group tours, luxury tailor-made experiences, family packages, cultural or culinary-focused trips, and wellness retreats. Whether you want a relaxing beach escape, an adventurous safari, or an immersive cultural journey, there’s an all-inclusive style to match your travel goals.

1. Resort-based All-Inclusive Packages

Often found in beach destinations, these packages include everything you need for a relaxing vacation. The price usually covers your hotel stay, all meals and drinks, activities within the resort, entertainment, and sometimes excursions.
Popular Destinations: Caribbean, Mexico, Hawaii, Mediterranean
Examples: Sandals, Club Med, and Beaches resorts.

2. Cruise Packages

Cruises are a fantastic option for an all-inclusive trip. The price typically includes your cabin, meals, entertainment, and activities on board. Many cruise lines also offer excursions at each port of call (sometimes included, sometimes optional at an additional cost).
Popular Cruise Lines: Norwegian, Royal Caribbean, Celebrity, Disney Cruise Line.
Special Cruises: River cruises and expedition cruises often focus on specific destinations or themes (like cultural tours, nature-focused experiences, etc.).

3. Guided Tours and Adventure Packages

These types of trips include the entire travel experience from beginning to end, with airfare, lodging, guided tours, meals, and transportation all bundled into one price. The focus is on organized sightseeing or adventure activities (e.g., safaris, hiking, cultural tours).
Popular Providers: Intrepid Travel, G Adventures, Trafalgar, and Globus.
Destinations: European capitals, Africa (safaris), South America (Peru, Argentina), Asia (Japan, Thailand), etc.

4. Luxury or Tailor-Made All-Inclusive Trips

For travelers looking for more personalized luxury experiences, these trips might include private tours, luxury accommodations, fine dining, and exclusive activities. These packages tend to be more expensive but provide a higher level of customization and attention to detail.
Providers: Abercrombie & Kent, Virtuoso, and others specializing in high-end travel.
Destinations: South Africa safaris, private tours in Europe, Maldives, Bora Bora, etc.

5. Family-Oriented All-Inclusive Packages

These are all-inclusive trips designed specifically for families, with activities for all ages (from kids’ clubs to family excursions) and options for family-friendly accommodations.
Destinations: Resorts in Mexico and the Caribbean, Disney resorts, or adventure holidays in national parks.
Examples: Disney World resorts, Beaches Resorts, Club Med.

6. Cultural or Culinary Tours

For those looking for cultural immersion or culinary experiences, some all-inclusive trips focus on local food, wine, art, and culture. These might include cooking classes, wine tasting, or visits to historical landmarks.
Providers: Culinary tours through Intrepid, Road Scholar, and local expert-guided tours.
Destinations: Italy (Tuscany), France (Bordeaux), Japan, and more.

7. Wellness Retreats

Aimed at rejuvenating body and mind, wellness retreats are all-inclusive vacations that focus on health, fitness, and relaxation. These trips often include yoga, spa treatments, meditation, and healthy food.
Popular Destinations: Bali, Thailand, Mexico, and the US (Sedona, Arizona).
Providers: Canyon Ranch, Miraval, and various boutique wellness resorts.