All Inclusive vacations are great for families, couples, honeymooners, and singles. There are an array of fantastic properties that offer All Inclusive vacations. The All Inclusive market is mostly dominated by properties in the Caribbean.

All Inclusive Vacations are the affordable way for passengers to travel. There are no worries about running up food, beverage and tip's at the end of your vacation. All Inclusive means = (It's all included). A true All Inclusive will offer you all meals, all drinks, round trip transfers, hotel, hotel taxes, non-motorized water sports, tax, tips, entertainment and more. (Air can also be included in the package price). 

I like to refer to an All Inclusive to my clients as getting "Soup to Nuts" just a silly saying with a whole lot of meaning. All Inclusive means getting more "Bang for your Buck".

My tips for choosing a All Inclusive property.
1. Look for properties that are true All Inclusive meaning - (no service fees on bar & menu items).
2. Look for properties that are 4 STARS and above.
3. Look for properties that offer more dining options.
4. Look for properties that offer 24 hour room service.
5. Look for properties that offer ala carte dining as well as buffets.
6. Look for properties that offer premium and international beverages.
7. Look for properties that offer exchange privileges with sister hotels. Some of my favorite All Inclusive destinations are.

Jamaica

Jamaica is without a doubt a place of exquisite natural beauty, full of jungle mountain tops, clear waterfalls and unforgettable beaches. Montego Bay boasts historical sightseeing and hiking trails into the highlands. Negril, once a pirates' haunt, encourages laid-back living with endless beaches and a front row seat for world-famous sunsets. Ocho Rios is host to slippery fun at Dunn's River Falls, and Runaway Bay has caves for the more adventurous traveler to explore. Jamaica vacation has more than just natural riches to enjoy. Many travelers are also drawn to Jamaica's incredibly rich and vibrant culture. Her people's bloodlines are from around the globe and the surrounding Caribbean islands. This fusion of global cultures mixed with unending hospitality makes for a vacation experience you won't soon forget. Some properties I like are Sandals Dunn's River Villaggio, Half Moon Rose Hall, Beaches Negril, and San Souci Jamaica (just to name a few). 

Riviera Maya

The charming town of Playa del Carmen and it's resort area, the Riviera Maya, aren't too far from Cancun as the hummingbird flies. But they're worlds away in attitude. Visit the Riviera Maya to relax and unwind. Enjoy the sun, the miles of beach and the good living at many All-inclusive resorts. For added interest, Tulum, one of the Yucatan's most magnificent Mayan ruins, is nearby. Riviera Maya are all-inclusive. That is, just about everything you need - accommodations, meals, snacks, drinks, kids clubs, and most sports and activities are included in one price. For example, the Iberostar Tucan, Club Viva Azteca, Reef Club Playacar and Barcelo Maya Beach each offer tennis, windsurfing, kayaking, fitness and aerobics classes, scuba lessons, and kids activities. You get a great value and you won't be digging for your wallet throughout your vacation. The Iberostar properties are wonderful, The Royal Hideaway, Secrets Excellence, and Riu properties are great.  

Punta Cana

Quietly and without fanfare, Punta Cana has become the Caribbean's dream destination. Until just a few years ago, these unspoiled beaches belonged to seabirds, coconut harvesters and local fishermen. Now, a discrete selection of world-class resorts has made this special place available to the rest of us. Come to Punta Cana and the Dominican Republic for the glorious beaches, world-class resorts, delightful people and incredible natural environment. Whichever you choose, you can count on excellent food, private beaches, sailing, windsurfing, snorkeling, tennis, evening entertainment and more all included in one low price. In Punta Cana I would recommend the Paradisus properties, Bavaro