As European holidays are getting more expensive as the exchange rate from sterling to euro is not as favourable as it has been in the past - it has dropped by more than 20 percent since January - British holidaymakers are searching for bargain holiday deals.

One popular option is the all-inclusive holiday package, so that holidaymakers can budget, knowing that the holiday is paid for and there is nothing else to pay for in the resort.

Many people are also looking for destinations outside the Euro area, with destinations such as Egypt, Tunisia and Turkey becoming more popular and there are some great deals available on flights.

As the dollar is very competitive at the moment, the United States and the Caribbean and other dollar-based countries are favourite holiday destinations too.

For those who still wish to holiday in Europe, those who would normally book a self-catering holiday are also moving towards half-board accommodation or all-inclusive to offset the change in the pound’s value.

The benefits of all-inclusive include food, drink, activities and entertainment costs are all included within the price.  The extra cost of an all-inclusive holiday are usually more than saved when you consider the costs of snacks, drinks and activities, especially for families.  Each all-inclusive holiday offers different inclusive activities or entertainment and you should check for what is included.