Date: Oct 24, 2007 12:10
What is an All Inclusive Vacation?
By Wayne Bass
Cruises appeal to many travelers because they are considered all-
inclusive vacations. Pay one price and receive accommodations, meals,
entertainment, and transportation between island and port
destinations. Most cruises do not cover shore excursions, alcoholic
beverages, and gratuities.
Many land-based resorts also refer to themselves as all-inclusive.
These properties offer a different set of included amenities. So what
does it really mean to be all-inclusive?
If you've been debating the merits of cruise and resort vacations,
we've come to your aid. We've compared the all-inclusiveness and
considered the pros and cons of both resorts and cruises to help you
choose a vacation. The question of whether cruising or land based all-
inclusive offer the better value for your money and which is the
better choice for your travel preferences. Is one that largely depends
on what you expect?
Advantages of a Cruise:
Different ports of call
No need to pack and unpack, take your hotel room with you. ...
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