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Best way to book All-Inclusive holiday

  • 22-04-2017 2:54pm
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    OldMrBrennan83
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    dizzyn
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    I'd say talk to a travel agent, they'll be able to sort it out and tailor to your needs:)


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    OldMrBrennan83
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    F1ngers
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    Patww79 wrote: »
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    Walk in, pick up several brochures, walk out.


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    harr
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    Don't know if we were just lucky...but the travel agency we went to only worked out about ?60 dearer for an all inclusive holiday last year...they took a lot of pressure off booking it..gave them a list of what we wanted and they arranged everthing...transfers to and from airports, connecting flights and some other bits and pieces..gave them a budget to work towards..
    No harm in getting a price from travel agencies you might be surprised, I agree with not going to a specialist company that only does honeymoon but price it as a normal holiday.


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  • #7
    bee06
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    We booked two holidays including our honeymoon through Trailfinders and found them very good. If you go in and talk to one of the travel agents they'll go through all the options and price it up with no pressure to buy.


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    guestus
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    Falcon are good and you can book online.


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    VG31
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    Patww79 wrote: »
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    No, but they're both part of the TUI Group (hence the identical logo).


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    StreetLight
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    The Ryanair Holidays site allows you to input all your information without specifying a destination. Enter your flight dates and board basis and it will give you a list of places to choose from.

    https://holidays.ryanair.com/


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    Lex Luthor
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    Used Falcon/Thomson last yr for an all inclusive holiday...hassle free and after adding up all the costs it worked out decent value in the end

    They have a lot of their destinations set up already for all inclusive

    We went to the Holiday Village Kos and loved the place. The hotel beside us also was on their list, but was couples only. We walked around it one day and its impressive. Called the Palazzo del Mare.

    ok, you might pay a little extra to get someone to do an all inclusive, but its more or less hassle free.

    The other option is book direct with these hotels. You might get them cheaper but then you have to organize your own flights/transfers

    After the stress of organizing a wedding, I know what my preference would be

    Best of luck


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    missmatty
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    We booked our honeymoon with American Holidays and they were fantastic. Walked in with a vague idea and left an hour later with everything sorted. But they don't just cover the US, they do Lake Garda and a few other places in Europe. We normally book everything online ourselves and it just totally took the stress out of it, so would recommend them or a travel agent for sure.


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