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All-inclusives website claims to undercut operators
A website dedicated to dealing with all inclusive hotels has been developed by Linden Travel Group featuring more than 300 resorts.
The All Inclusive Hotels site – www.all-inclusive-hotels.co.uk – claims to be offering “considerable” savings over standard packages offered by tour operators.
The website is operated by ABTA and ATOL licensed Linden offering the use of low cost airlines to as an alternative flight option.
“There are now hundreds of all-inclusive deals available from scores of tour operators. However, having to visit many different websites and trying to compare deals from one operator to another can be a both frustrating and time consuming,” a company spokesman said.
“On the other hand, by entrusting a travel agent to do the work is likely to greatly restrict the choice of deals available as travel agents will often promote one particular tour operator, especially when owned by the same travel group.”
by Phil Davies
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