Full-board/Half-board
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In Europe the term All Inclusive usually means they are including alcoholic beverages which are often not included in full board.<BR><BR>As far as I am aware these are the meanings of the following:<BR><BR>RO = Room Only (no food or drink included)<BR><BR>BB = Bed and breakfast (Accommodation plus breakfast - the breakfast is sometimes described as contintental which tends to include some kind of bread and/or pastries, sometimes jams, hams and cheeses, and tea and coffee or as Full breakfast which includes all the hot stuff like sausage, egg, bacon, and often also cereal, yoghurt, fruit etc).<BR><BR>HB = Half Board (This means room, breakfast and one meal a day is included, in many places this is fixed as either lunch or dinner, in others it can be taken either at lunch or dinner. Occasionally this may include a fixed amount of house wine with the meal but not often).<BR><BR>FB = Full Board (as above but includes both lunch and dinner)<BR><BR>AI = All Inclusive (as FB plus alcoholic drinks and wine with meals and sometimes also means some other services such as laundry. Used most often to refer to resorts such as Sandals where all drinks adn meals during the stay are included throughout the day).<BR><BR>SOME places that offer AI state that the drinks included only cover locally branded drinks such as the local vodka or beer and that internationally branded drinks such as Bud beer or Schmirnoff vodka are not included.<BR><BR>Hope this helps a little...<BR><BR>Kavey
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