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The all-inclusive holiday is back but is it good value? How to decode the small print and find the best for you

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The all-inclusive holiday is back but is it good value? How to decode the small print and find the best for you

And what’s the difference between all-in and full board?

Buffets can be a great option when done well. Photo: Getty

Once they were derided as the poor, uncultured relative of the holiday industry, ridiculed for families queuing up to ­consume as much as possible at the 24-hour buffet, leaving only to squabble over deckchairs and occasionally harass staff while gesticulating wildly at their ­wristbands.

Now, though, the all-inclusive holiday is enjoying a renaissance, buoyed by a ­greater span of offerings, and dining ­options beyond the buffet. According to figures published by The Times last month, the all-inclusive market was set to reach almost 50pc of all summer holiday bookings in the UK this year.

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