Hayes & Jarvis launches bumper all-inclusive brochure
Hayes & Jarvis has launched its largest ever all-inclusive brochure to capitalise on the growth in demand for cashless holidays over the past 12 months, it said.
It is offering significantly more all-inclusive product in Mexico and the Dominican Republic for 2013/14, where it will have 21 new resorts, seven of them with five stars.
The operator has added four more all-inclusive properties in the Indian Ocean.
In total, it will have 81 all-inclusive resorts in 18 destinations. MD Lesley Rollo said: "There can be little doubt of the growing importance of all-inclusive accommodation for the long-haul holiday market.
"All-inclusive packages now account for around 40% of all Hayes and Jarvis bookings and we expect this trend to continue into 2013 as bargain-hungry holidaymakers strive to find the best return for their holiday cash."
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