How to book a unique all-inclusive vacation that’s not terrible
All-inclusive vacations can sometimes get a bad rap for being generic, inauthentic and filled with mediocre food and activities
All-inclusive vacations can conjure images of food under heat lamps, too many poolside piña coladas, and being trapped on resort grounds. But sun-soaked packages are not the only type of all-inclusives.
Sure, sprawling mega-resorts exist — and their numbers are growing. All-Inclusive by Marriott Bonvoy has spent the last couple of years building a portfolio of nearly three dozen all-inclusive hotels worldwide, mostly in Mexico and the Caribbean. One of the most highly anticipated is the Marriott Cancun, reopening in early 2024 to include some of the typical all-inclusive amenities: a sprawling property of 450 rooms, a lazy river, waterslides and more.
But guests looking for a more localized and unique experience can still find that type of vacation — with the price of food and activities included.
CONSIDER A DIFFERENT TYPE OF ALL-INCLUSIVE IN 2024