Almost a third (32%) of Travel Republic’s bookings in the past week have been for the upcoming half-term break, with nearly 40% of these trips being booked on an all-inclusive basis – up 10% on the same period in 2019.
Travel Republic said nearly half of families (46%) travelling during half-term would do so all-inclusive as opposed to 38% of couples, proof – the OTA said – "that Brits are looking for the security of knowing how much their total holiday costs will be before they leave home".