A package holiday means one company will organise things for you. they book flights hotels, transfers and it may include some food. All inclusive means that all your food and drink is paid for. An all-inclusive holiday is usually a package, but a package might not be all-inclusive.

In 2026, the terms "all-inclusive" and "package holiday" are often used together but refer to different aspects of travel. A package holiday is a broad logistical category where at least two travel components (typically flights and accommodation) are sold by a single tour operator for a single price. This might also include airport transfers or car rentals. On the other hand, all-inclusive refers specifically to the meal plan and services provided at the hotel or resort. In an all-inclusive setup, your room price covers all meals, snacks, and most beverages (including alcohol), and sometimes onsite activities like non-motorized water sports. Essentially, a trip can be a "package" without being "all-inclusive" (e.g., flights plus a room-only hotel), but most all-inclusive stays are booked as part of a larger travel "package" to streamline the vacation experience for travelers who want to avoid surprise costs.