An All Inclusive holiday is worth it for many reasons – but it does depends on what you want.

• With an All Inclusive holiday everything is included within the price you’ve paid before you even arrive at the airport. This means you don’t need to worry about budgeting or keeping track of spending, you can just relax and enjoy your time away.
• By booking All Inclusive everything is booked at once and with the same operator, saving you a lot of time and hassle.
• It’s particularly cost effective for families, with huge options for food and drink to keep everyone happy, as well as those poolside ice creams and snacks.
• All Inclusive resorts specialise in keeping you entertained, so those that love a full schedule of activities, or access to Kid’s Clubs will love All Inclusive.

Yes, All Inclusive holidays can often be cheaper.

If you love to go on holiday to relax and dine out for all your meals, All Inclusive will most likely work out cheaper – it’s your food, drinks and snacks around the clock.

For families, All Inclusive resorts tend to offer fantastic facilities for children, with kids’ clubs and evening entertainment included in the upfront price. Plus, with most All Inclusive hotels offering buffet restaurants there will always be something they like.

All Inclusive holidays can seem that bit more expensive initially, but if you work out food and drink costs, as well as snacks, and activities, you’ll most often find the All Inclusive deal will be a no brainer.

All Inclusive holidays are on offer across the globe – the world is your oyster!

Here are some of the best places we recommend for a Holiday Hypermarket All Inclusive holiday (but really, the world is your oyster!)

Couples/adults only:

• Canary Islands
• Cape Verde
• Morocco
• Caribbean

Families:

• Balearic Islands
• Spain
• Egypt
• Mexico

All Inclusive resorts offer great deals all over the world, but here’s some of our recommendations for the cheapest places for an All Inclusive holiday:

short/mid haul:

• Spain, including Balearic Islands and Canaries
• Bulgaria
• Morocco
• Tunisia
• Turkey

long haul:

• Mexico
• Caribbean, particularly Jamaica and Dominican Republic

Although you might not find the cheapest All Inclusive resorts in those long-haul destinations, you can certainly find great value for money. Plus, if you don’t mind a slight gamble on the weather, travelling in the rainy season can get you an impressive bargain.

You shouldn’t need any spending money if you’re looking to make the most of your All Inclusive hotel and stay in.

However, if you would like to be able to explore outside the resort, be it for restaurants, bars, shops or excursions, you will need spending money.

Some All Inclusive resorts will charge extra for alcoholic brands besides their local brands, so keep this if you know you’ll want your favourite tipple.