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The area has at times been called the home of all inclusive holidays due to the high proportion of that type of holiday package compared to other packages. There are many reasons put forward as to why the number of all inclusive Caribbean holidays is great than the number of bed and breakfast only Caribbean holidays. Many people believe that it is due to a drive to attract a greater number of tourists to the area. It could just be because all inclusive holidays can be cheaper overall and easier to manage. The number of holiday packages continues to increase over time as the demand continues to outstrip the supply.

Each different type of holiday caters to a different need since some people may have advantages in a particular area that other travellers may not have. An example of that could be if you are visiting family and friends during your Caribbean holiday then you would only need to pay for flights, but not accommodation or activities. If your flights to the Caribbean have been paid for then only accommodation and food will need to be paid for after that. For most people though the option that will be more affordable will be an all inclusive Caribbean holiday. Many tour operators that offer that option will have options to cheaper transportation and accommodation than would otherwise be accessible.

The greatest problem for many people is, knowing exactly what you can reasonably expect to be included in an all inclusive package. The room costs will always been included in every rate quoted for a holiday, but that’s the only constant between every package. Food is included in all inclusive packages, but not necessarily in other packages, depending on what sort of Caribbean package holiday is being offered. Many people can get confused between a full board package holiday in the Caribbean and an all inclusive Caribbean package holiday. A full board package will include breakfast lunch and supper, but not drinks, while the all inclusive package will include meals and drinks.

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