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Buying an all-inclusive vacation package can make your vacation more enjoyable. You won't need to worry about making plans and "reservations," which are arrangements to do something at a certain time in the future. The "travel agency" or the company that creates the vacation package, does that work for you.

Before you buy an all-inclusive vacation package, be sure to find out exactly what is included. Some companies might say that their vacation package is all-inclusive, but it might not include the things you were hoping for.

Most all-inclusive vacation packages include the cost of transportation to the vacation destination from a major airport. If you live far away, you will probably have to pay extra to cover the costs of transportation from your home to the major airport. Vacation packages usually include all of the costs of local transportation for going to museums or other places that are nearby.

Vacation packages typically also include the cost of the hotel rooms where you'll be staying, but they may or may not include "room service," which is food being brought to your room. Be sure to ask whether the package includes the use of hotel amenities, such as the gym or swimming pool.

Ask what meals and "beverages" (drinks) are included in the price of the vacation package. Some vacation packages include the cost of only non-alcoholic beverages, such as soda, but not alcoholic drinks, such as beer and wine. Also ask whether "tips," the money that is paid for good service, are included in the package. Learn what kind of entertainment and activities are included in the price. If the vacation package includes outdoor activities, ask whether you'll have to pay extra to "rent" (pay to temporarily use something) the equipment.

With all this information, there won't have any unpleasant surprises on your vacation.