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The value of all inclusive holidays
- By Juliette Van Rooyen
- Published 07/2/2007
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The best part about holidays is that you can relax and not have to worry about things that normally stress you out. This however changes when you are staying on a room only basis or even on a bed and breakfast basis. Either of these options means you don’t actually know how much your holiday is going to end up costing you. You need to remember to take money or a credit card with you where ever you go and it can get stressful if you forget for any reason. One of the favoured alternatives is to take an all inclusive holiday so that you know at the beginning what your holiday should cost you in total
All Inclusive Vacations Mexico Style
- By Bowe Packer
- Published 08/4/2007
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If you're looking for all inclusive vacations then Mexico might be the place you want to look into first. It won't matter whether you go to the eastern or the westerly side of Mexico, or even whether you go to the interior of Mexico without once visiting its beaches. Various parts of Mexico are know for their wonderful beaches, it would be ashame if you didn't go and see them.
The Benefits of an All Inclusive Caribbean Vacation
- By MIKE SELVON
- Published 07/10/2007
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An all inclusive Caribbean vacation can help you enjoy a tropical vacation on a tight budget. With the help of a travel agent, you can find an all inclusive Caribbean vacation where you can pay one price and have all of your essentials included. This way, you will only need to bring along money for extra things to help you have a fun getaway. With all inclusive Caribbean vacation packages, your travel and lodging expenses are typically paid for upfront so you do not have to worry about running out of money before your trip is over.
All Inclusive Caribbean Family Resort Tips
- By Dean Shainin
- Published 07/3/2007
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For families, the true meaning of “Caribbean family vacation” is to stay in an all inclusive resort. This kind of resort has everything in one place – from the fine dining, to accommodations, to water and land sports, to transfers from the airport, and to all that an all inclusive Caribbean family resort has to offer.
All Inclusive Family Resorts
- By Alison Cole
- Published 07/2/2007
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Looking for an alternative to that same old theme park or amusement park vacation? Consider an all-inclusive family resort in the lush Caribbean or Mexican Riviera. For a single price, the entire family’s hotel, meals, beverages, taxes, tips, entertainment and activities are included. While Mom and Dad relax on the beach, the kids can enjoy a variety of age-appropriate supervised activities.
What's Included in a Caribbean Honeymoon Package?
- By Darlene Berkel
- Published 07/2/2007
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"All-inclusive" is the term used by most resorts to describe vacation packages that cover almost everything but airfare for one predetermined sum of money. Even though caribbean honeymoon packages can vary quite a bit from one resort to another there is still a number of things that will almost always be covered in that package price.Blue Waters Beach Resort
- By Jamie Brown
- Published 06/29/2007
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Antigua is south of St. Martin, east of St. Kitts, and north of Guadeloupe. Antigua has 108 square miles with the highest point 1,360 feet above sea level. The language is English, and the population is 66,000 residents. Antigua became an independent nation in 1981.
Activities include deep sea fishing, golf, sailing, shopping, snorkeling, and tennis. There are 365 white sandy beaches - one for every day of the year!
The Island has a historic and cultural background which can be experienced by visiting the Museum in St. John's, Nelson's Dockyard at English Harbour, the Interpretation Centre at Shirley Heights, and the sugar mill restoration at Betty's Hope.