This is exactly the dream new resorts are trying hard to realise in south Hurghada. Prior to travel, a sum of money is paid that is slightly more than the cost of full board accommodation, and the traveler is granted carte blanche access to the entirety of the hotel's facilities. All that, without paying an extra piastre. The system allows the guest to use resort facilities throughout the day without any additional charges incurred. This helps travelers preconceive their budget, which often skyrockets beyond expectations.
Little things do add up.
The all-inclusive system first started in South America about five years ago. It caught on in some European countries and finally found its way to resorts in Egypt. Through this system, holiday makers will neither use cash money, nor credit cards. It will equally abolish the tedious process of signing receipts. Children will be able to eat, drink and be merry without pestering papa and mama to sign for whatever extravagance their little hearts desire, be it French fries or ice cream.