Why arent there all inclusive hotels in the U.K.

[sequincardi]

Tons of ai options abroad
But in the U.K. 💰💰💰for all accommodation and nothing with it
Why is this?

Because there isn't a market for them here.

There are as a quick google will suggest

" all inclusive hotel uk"

We do, it's called Butlins.

I think there would be a market for them here. And Brits would 1000% abuse it.

There's a lovely wine bar in Germany where you pay 2eu entry, then pay what you think you owe at the end of the night. They also have big traybake dinners available, also on a pay what you think basis.

Can you IMAGINE the owners not being bankrupted in five minutes in the UK if they tried that here?

Butlins is. I can't say I'd go there though, it seems a lot of money for what they offer.

There are packages like this in the UK.

Oh wait, do you mean booze?

Potters is AI in UK

I actually wondered this before too about Ireland. I would say its a drink thing. Hotels offer meal packages but not stupid enough to include drinks lol

Yep I can definitely imagine British people abusing it. As a nation brits are the worst behaved on holiday's compared to other Europeans.

I often feel embarrassed to be British when I'm around other brits on holidays.

As people have said, they do exist in a form, but I assume is that the perception is that there isn't a mass market for it, as the type of people likely to book an all-inclusive holiday are far more likely to want to do so somewhere with reliably hot weather. Plus costs, food, staff wages are higher in the UK, so the cost would be higher compared to an equivalent in Spain or Greece.

AI isn't even an option available to purchase from some countries, even for hotels that offer it for customers from other markets. It is an odd thing!

Most AI hotels are in countries where (many) customers go and don’t move from the pool/adjoining beach for 2 weeks due to fab weather. We don’t get that here.