Inclusive Tours

Article Abstract:

Fifteen million British people bought inclusive tours during 1995, and the strong growth trend seen during the 1980's is expected to continue. Nearly half of British tour customers chose an inclusive tour because it represented comprehensive value at a competitive rate. Nearly all of the chosen tours were to European destinations, despite high expectations for long haul holidays. The average inclusive tour price is 512 pounds sterling.

HOTELS AND OTHER LODGING PLACES, Tourist Travel, United Kingdom, Travel, Reports, Marketing research, Market research, Tourism

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All-inclusive holidays

Article Abstract:

Research into consumer attitudes to all-inclusive holidays found that nearly six out 10 respondents felt they were good value for money, with almost four out of 10 believing they were good holidays for families. Thomson, Airtours, First Choice and Thomas Cook Group dominate the all-inclusive holiday market. The success of such holidays in the long term will depend on meeting consumer expectations.

Vacations

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Inclusive tours

Article Abstract:

Inclusive holidays, where transport and accommodation are paid together before the holiday, are still chosen by a considerable number of people, despite growth in the independent holiday market. At present Europe is still favoured for package holidays although new areas are being introduced.

Forecasts and trends, Travel industry

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