One in three bookings with the consortium’s members for half-term is currently being made on an all-inclusive basis, rising to more than a third for 2024 bookings.
Advantage believes the trend towards all-inclusives is set to continue over the coming weeks and into next year as people tighten their belts owing to greater household bill pressures such as rent, energy and groceries.
According to data published by Advantage on Thursday (19 October), 32% of its members’ bookings for the October half-term are on an all-inclusive basis, while 36% of bookings for 2024 are for all-inclusives.
