all-inclusive

See also: all inclusive

English

Adjective

all-inclusive (not comparable)

1. Providing all amenities, benefits or perquisites in a single package.

   We stayed at an all-inclusive resort while we were in Bermuda, and even the golfing was free.

Translations

providing all amenities, benefits or perquisites in a single package

• Arabic: شَامِل كُلّ شَيْء (šāmil kull šayʔ)
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 包羅萬象／包罗万象 (zh) (bāoluówànxiàng), 全方位 (zh) (quánfāngwèi), 兼容并包 (zh) (jiānróngbìngbāo)

• Finnish: kaikenkattava
• German: pauschal (de)
• Polish: całkowity (pl), obejmujący wszystko, all inclusive (pl) (undeclinable adjective, borrowing from English)
• Russian: ко́мплексный (ru) (kómpleksnyj), включа́ющий всё (vključájuščij vsjo), всеобъе́млющий (ru) (vseobʺjémljuščij) (all-embracing), всеохва́тывающий (ru) (vseoxvátyvajuščij)
• Swedish: inklusive allt, all inclusive, helpension (sv)
• Tagalog: buyak, saklaw-lahat
• Vietnamese: trọn gói (vi)

Noun

all-inclusive (plural all-inclusives)

1. A resort that provides all amenities, benefits or perquisites in a single package.
   • 1999, Garrett Nagle, Tourism, Leisure and Recreation, page 35:

     The development of all-inclusives may restrict the development of other forms of tourism, such as nature heritage tourism, since all-inclusive visitors are not generally consumers of these activities.