Booking a flight here, a hotel there, and a rental car somewhere else adds up fast. That is the beauty of a bundled travel package; everything comes wrapped in one price, and your wallet thanks you for it.
Costco Travel offers several packages worth a close look if you are planning a trip in 2026. Each one includes two economy airfare tickets departing from LAX and four nights at the hotel. Here are four that make a lot of sense for retirees.
Oahu: Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort — $2,237
Hawaii is rarely cheap, but this package softens the blow. The resort fee is waived, and you get a $300 credit to spend on meals or activities during your stay.
The Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort sits on a stretch of Waikiki with tropical gardens, a lagoon, five swimming pools, shopping, and restaurants all on the property. When you are ready to explore, Oahu has plenty waiting, including Pearl Harbor and the Dole Plantation.
Las Vegas: Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa — $1,487.11
If the Las Vegas Strip has lost its appeal, this package offers something a little different. The Red Rock Casino Resort and Spa sits near Red Rock Canyon, offering desert views, hiking trails, and a 13-mile scenic drive.
Your $100 resort credit can go toward a spa visit, which includes access to the steam room, hot whirlpool, Swedish dry sauna, and cold plunge. Or apply it toward dining. The property also has a bowling alley, a movie theatre, and a casino.
New York City: Hyatt Centric Times Square — $2,408.95
This one puts you right in the heart of Manhattan. The Hyatt Centric Times Square is steps from Times Square and close to Broadway theaters, Central Park, and Rockefeller Center.
The package waives the daily destination fee and includes perks like discounts on attractions, Citi Bike passes, and savings on tours and observatories. The daily New York City occupancy tax is also covered.
Costa Rica: Reserva Conchal — $2,914.29
For a beach getaway with a little tropical flair, this four-night stay at Reserva Conchal in Guanacaste puts you close to Playa Conchal’s white-sand shoreline. The nearby town of Tamarindo also offers natural attractions and activities.
Daily breakfast at Cocina de Mercado is included, along with a $100 food-and-beverage credit per room. The mandatory daily resort fee is also built into the price.
Whether you are dreaming of Hawaii’s shores, the Nevada desert, the New York City skyline, or a Costa Rican beach, bundling your travel is one of the smarter ways to stretch your retirement dollars. These packages make the planning easier, too, and that is never a bad thing.