When we talk about "all-inclusive," it’s essential to understand that it’s a pricing model, not a quality standard. All-inclusive simply means your room, meals, drinks, and select activities are bundled into one price. But here’s the catch: it says nothing about how good any of those things are. There is no governing body enforcing what the term must include. This is why a $150-per-night all-inclusive and a $900-per-night all-inclusive can both legally use the same two words.