Answered by Narendra
It depends on the package, because some include meals while others leave you free to eat where you like. What is covered is described before you book and repeated in your confirmation, so you always know whether breakfast, half board or nothing at all is part of the deal.
A package with meals included can be good value and convenient, especially in places where eating out is costly or awkward. On the other hand, leaving meals out gives you the freedom to explore local food at your own pace, which many travellers prefer.
When you are comparing options, read the inclusions carefully rather than assuming, since two similar looking trips can differ a lot on this point. If you have dietary needs, mention them early so the provider can prepare, and check whether the included meals will actually suit you.