26 Secrets for Doing All-Inclusives Like a Pro
| April 16, 2015
Sometimes all-inclusive resorts have more than you thought included, and it’s up to you to know how to take advantage of it. You’ve already paid for the trip, so it’s no longer the resort’s responsibility to make sure you know everything they have to offer. These 26 secrets will help ensure you’re getting the most bang for your buck:
1. Make Friends With the Bartenders
When the alcohol is free, the only thing getting in the way of your mid-morning margarita is the long lineup of guests ahead of you. Making friends with the bartenders ahead of time will ensure that you’re not wasting your time in line while your friends laugh it up on the beach.
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