TUI has just unveiled one of its best offers of the year for those seeking budget-friendly summer holidays.
The travel giant has launched thousands of all-inclusive breaks for less than £100pp per night, with deals starting from just £66pp per night.
These packages include return flights with baggage allowance, your all-inclusive stay, and resort transfers.
The all-inclusive stays will include three main meals, snacks, drinks and most on-site activities.
- Check out TUI's all-inclusive deals under £100pp a night here
These discounted stays provide everything needed for a beach escape without breaking the bank, whether you're travelling solo, with a partner, or with the whole family.
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One of the biggest draws of an all-inclusive holiday is the convenience of having everything covered without sacrificing having options.
From what we've seen in the sale, the resorts offer everything from buffet-style restaurants with international cuisine to regional specialities.
Many all-inclusive resorts even offer gourmet dining experiences, live cooking stations, and themed nights to keep mealtime exciting.
Even better, your favourite drinks, both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, should be included in the package and available most of the day.
Some resorts start serving drinks from as early as 10am until midnight.
During the day, the resorts offer activities and entertainment, including live music, nighttime shows, water sports, dancing, and fitness sessions.
Here are some of the best deals we've spotted with TUI this summer:
- 7 nights all-inclusive at Aes Club Hotel in Ovacik, Dalaman area, Turkey - from £434pp (£62pppn)
- 7 nights all-inclusive at Sun Beach Park in Side, Antalya area, Turkey - from £450pp (£66pppn)
- 7 nights all-inclusive at Georgia Apartments in Afandou, Rhodes, Greece - from £524pp (£74pppn)
- 7 nights all-inclusive at TUI SUNEO Santa Ponsa in Santa Ponsa, Majorca, Spain - from £534pp (£75pppn)
- 7 nights all-inclusive at Garden Nevis in Sunny Beach, Bulgaria - from £534pp (£76pppn)
- 7 nights all-inclusive at GF Noelia in Puerto de la Cruz, Tenerife, Spain - from £539pp (£77pppn)
- 7 nights all-inclusive at Mirador Maspalomas by Dunas in Maspalomas, Gran Canaria, Spain - from £553pp (£79pppn)
Most UK holidaymakers also agree that booking all-inclusive holidays is one of the best ways to keep the budget in check.
In fact, 70 per cent of British respondents to the Post Office Travel Money Spending Report from last year acknowledged going over budget on their last vacation.
The same survey also revealed that 36 per cent of Brits attempt to book all-inclusive vacations, ranking them the second most popular choice, only surpassed by city breaks.
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Ultimately, half of the all-inclusive vacationers surveyed felt that these packages were good value because "everything is included" and they don't need to carry additional money.
This was a popular choice for both individuals travelling with or without children.
39 percent of the families surveyed prefer all-inclusive packages because they "reduce the cost of their children's meals and beverages."
Trips with TUI are also ABTA and ATOL protected.
For more holiday inspiration, we found cheap deals for a 30C holiday in Croatia that start from £155pp.
Meanwhile, British Airways launched a new sale with cheap holidays to Europe, the Caribbean and Maldives.
Alternatively, we've also found cheap Travelodge rooms to book in seaside locations this summer, with prices from £35.
Prices correct at the time of publication.
