Do rich people go to all inclusives?

The report also shows that rich Americans choose to stay, at minimum, in a four-star hotel. A quarter of respondents said they're also fond of no-brainer, all-inclusive resorts where everything is planned out for them, and another 25 percent said they prefer five-star hotels.



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