Common questions
Do children really fly for less?
Infants under 2 not occupying a seat typically pay 10 percent of the adult fare on most airlines. Children aged 2 to 11 usually pay the same fare as adults on budget airlines, though some full-service carriers and package holidays offer child discounts of 20 to 25 percent. Always check the specific age brackets for your chosen airline.
Is self-catering or all-inclusive better value for families?
All-inclusive typically offers better value for families with younger children since it removes the daily decision fatigue and unpredictable costs of dining out with kids. Self-catering works out cheaper for families willing to cook some meals and suits older children or teenagers who eat less structured meals.
What age do kids clubs typically accept?
Most resort kids clubs accept children from age 3 or 4 through to 11 or 12, often split into age bands with different activities. Check whether kids club access is included in your package price or charged separately, as this varies significantly between resorts and can be a meaningful added cost.