Comments on: Does anyone know a vacation website where I can find an all inclusive trip to Italy? http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/ If you are searching for vacation time off, you Fri, 12 Feb 2010 20:57:30 +0000 hourly 1 By: Joie Major http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/comment-page-1/#comment-73 Joie Major Wed, 02 Dec 2009 18:46:34 +0000 http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/#comment-73 It is virtually impossible to travel in Italy without encountering something historic - Italy has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites on the planet, and there are tons of things that UNESCO doesn't bother numbering that are likely older than whatever you've seen before. Italy is a country with history. It is virtually impossible to travel in Italy without encountering something historic – Italy has the most UNESCO World Heritage Sites on the planet, and there are tons of things that UNESCO doesn’t bother numbering that are likely older than whatever you’ve seen before. Italy is a country with history.

]]> By: martox45 http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/comment-page-1/#comment-72 martox45 Sat, 06 Dec 2008 20:47:23 +0000 http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/#comment-72 What about this link ??? What about this link ???

]]> By: kaolithls http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/comment-page-1/#comment-71 kaolithls Wed, 03 Dec 2008 16:58:15 +0000 http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/#comment-71 I booked mine through roadtoitaly.com Check them out, perhaps you'll find what you're looking for there. They have custom options. I booked a tour for 2 weeks around northern part of Italy and it included land and air fare - portorage, taxes, airport transfers, etc. Made my trip hassle free and easy. They have great tours such as Cosmos, Globus, and Tafalgar. If you scroll down, you'll find more European tours. You can have something very intense or something light in terms of constantly walking and looking. But they are tours. If you want a vacation - as in rest time - this is probably not it. Hope this helps. Best of luck. I booked mine through roadtoitaly.com
Check them out, perhaps you’ll find what you’re looking for there. They have custom options. I booked a tour for 2 weeks around northern part of Italy and it included land and air fare – portorage, taxes, airport transfers, etc. Made my trip hassle free and easy. They have great tours such as Cosmos, Globus, and Tafalgar. If you scroll down, you’ll find more European tours. You can have something very intense or something light in terms of constantly walking and looking. But they are tours. If you want a vacation – as in rest time – this is probably not it. Hope this helps. Best of luck.

]]> By: duoak http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/comment-page-1/#comment-70 duoak Tue, 02 Dec 2008 17:31:17 +0000 http://vacationtimeoff.com/does-anyone-know-a-vacation-website-where-i-can-find-an-all-inclusive-trip-to-italy/#comment-70 I'm sorry but there is no such thing as all-inclusive for Italy. The best thing you can do is book your flight and hotel together. Some hotels will include breakfast in the price of the room, but some do not. Hotel breakfast in Europe tends to be expensive, so you may want to exclude it anyway. All other costs, such as meals, must be paid out of pocket. You can get a simple lunch for about 5-10 euros per person at any street cafe (usually a sandwich or pizza). Dinners are expensive in Italy. Most Italian people have at least 3 to 4 courses plus dessert and wine when dining out at a nice restaurant. I would recommend finding a local supermarket to buy bread, cold cuts, cheese, etc. for making your own breakfast and snacks. I always save a lot of money this way. You can try all of the major travel sites to book your hotel and airfare together. Continental also has a vacations site. I’m sorry but there is no such thing as all-inclusive for Italy. The best thing you can do is book your flight and hotel together. Some hotels will include breakfast in the price of the room, but some do not. Hotel breakfast in Europe tends to be expensive, so you may want to exclude it anyway. All other costs, such as meals, must be paid out of pocket. You can get a simple lunch for about 5-10 euros per person at any street cafe (usually a sandwich or pizza). Dinners are expensive in Italy. Most Italian people have at least 3 to 4 courses plus dessert and wine when dining out at a nice restaurant. I would recommend finding a local supermarket to buy bread, cold cuts, cheese, etc. for making your own breakfast and snacks. I always save a lot of money this way.

You can try all of the major travel sites to book your hotel and airfare together. Continental also has a vacations site.

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