I lived in an all-inclusive resort for a month to find out if it's cheaper than paying rent and buying groceries - here's what I found out READ MORE: TikToker explores cost of all-inclusive resorts versus rent By Bethan Sexton For Dailymail.Com Published: 15:38 EDT, 20 June 2024 | Updated: 15:43 EDT, 20 June 2024 e-mail 7 View comments A Seattle man fed up with the soaring cost of rent and groceries has decided to find out whether it would be cheaper to live at an all-inclusive resort . Ben Keenan managed to put the theory to the test after Expedia spotted his post about it on TikTok and comped his costs.
The vlogger documented his month long stay at the Ocean Riviera Paradise resort in Mexico 's Playa del Carmen. Over 27 days, he uploaded videos showing his daily routine and estimated costs, following a Monday to Friday routine to try and keep it comparable with his regular life. Costs included lodging, food, drinks, events and amenities such as gym membership.
A Seattle man fed up with the soaring cost of rent and groceries decided to test out whether it would be cheaper to live at an all-inclusive resort The content creator noted that his room had the same square footage as his regular apartment back in Seattle. Keenan estimated that in normal life, he would spend around $4,100 a month. This included $2,300 on rent, $200 on utilities, $270 for car payment.
At the end of his trip, Keenan's total cost at the resort excluding airfare was $4,900. However, he suggested that the.
