The phrase "a single booking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one reservation or appointment, typically in the context of travel, accommodation, or events.
Example: "I would like to make a single booking for a hotel room for two nights."
Alternatives: "one reservation" or "a lone booking."
Buried in the middle of the page was a single real result, for a single booking agency that books luxury hotels in Venice.
"Flybe's decision means it will no longer be possible to book many of these connecting flights in a single booking, adding cost and complexity for the customer.
Today I do not have a single booking for now or any time in the future," said the manager of a chain of boutique hotels in Damascus's old city.
With a single booking, one person's malicious actions victimized our host and undermined what had been – for 2 million nights – a case study demonstrating that people are fundamentally good.
It may seem an oddity that a digital business with so many years' operation under its belt is only now getting around to launching apps but given the complexity of hooking together multiple European train companies on a single booking platform, Loco2's initial focus was on fundamentals like securing access to real-time train data and integrating with operators' booking systems.
Thes article originally appeared on VICE NZ.
But by doing this, advertising sales teams could cut across all media silos and provide their clients with a single sale booking of cross-media ads to help nurture innovation and drive revenue.
I had a terrible set and walked away without a single college booking.
I can never understand the two-night minimum stay rule – you know, when places won't take a single-night booking at weekends.
Since the advisory not a single cancellation of booking has taken place, according to tour operators," he said.
From watching both videos, you can see distinct similarities, including the entire premise of a single lonely person booking a clown performance.
