Answered by Narendra
A package price covers the elements listed in its description, which commonly includes the main travel and stay, and may extend to transfers, some meals or activities depending on the package. The inclusions are spelled out before you book so you can see exactly what you are paying for.
Just as important is what is not included, such as optional excursions, certain meals, or personal spending, which you arrange and pay for yourself. Reading both lists avoids the disappointment of expecting something that was never part of the deal.
If anything in the inclusions is unclear, it is better to ask before booking than to assume. Our team can explain what a particular package does and does not cover, so you can compare options fairly and budget for the whole trip rather than just the headline figure.