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icture the summery scene: children splashing in the pool, careering down fun-filled
waterslides while their parents recline in a sunlounger to keep a watchful eye, perhaps with a cocktail in hand. As cost-of-living pressures continue
to squeeze holiday budgets, pay-ahead package deals like this can offer unbeatable value and peace of mind. Last month, online travel agent On the
Beach claimed that 74% of family bookings in the first three weeks of April were for all- inclusive holidays, while younger clients are also checking into more all-inclusive resorts: Expedia’s Unpack ’25 report revealed that two in five Gen Z holidaymakers chose all-inclusive as their preferred hotel type. It doesn’t have to mean a mega-resort,
either: there are plenty of properties in picturesque spots. Here are a few options to give your clients all-inclusive inspiration.
The mountainous isle of Brač is one of Croatia’s most scenic spots. Flat-topped hills, sprinkled with around one million olive trees, slope gently into the turquoise waters of the Adriatic. Beaches include Zlatni Rat, an ever-shifting spit of shingle jutting into the sea, and the rocky swimming coves at Milna. On the fringe of one of these coves is Gava
Waterman Milna Resort, embraced by forested hills on one side and sheltered waters on the other. It’s packed with facilities: children and the young-at-heart can enjoy the giant inflatable obstacle course, borrow kayaks and paddleboards, play a round (or three) of racket sports and even test their mettle with archery. Grown-ups will love the large outdoor pool with views over the bay, overlooked by a Croatian-inspired alfresco restaurant, which dishes up Adriatic fare such as
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