Why we stopped recommending all-inclusive package tours

There's a place for them, but they're not what most of our clients actually want.

We used to sell more all-inclusive packages than we do today. Not because they’re bad — they’re not — but because most of the people who come to us want something they can’t get from a package: a trip built around them.

Where packages still make sense

Beach holidays where you genuinely don’t want to think about anything.
Family trips with young kids where logistics matter more than novelty.
Short city breaks where the value is hard to beat.

Where they don’t

Anywhere the experience is the point — safaris, food-led trips, anything cultural.
Multi-country itineraries.
Honeymoons. (Trust us.)

When in doubt, ask: would you rather have someone else’s idea of a great trip, or yours?