The phrase "accommodate bookings" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to manage or handle reservations or appointments.
Example: "Our hotel can accommodate bookings for both single and group stays throughout the year."
Alternatives: "manage reservations" or "handle bookings".
More major airlines are expected to better accommodate gender neutral bookings soon, so customers' legal information does not conflict with their booking information.
Besides being able to accommodate last minute bookings, Snappr's main benefit is its affordability.
(Follow-up observation) By the end of the project there was increased student input into treatment decisions, broader team input into student feedback and the implementation of a new system for patient bookings to accommodate identified student learning needs and preferences.
Thousands of passengers had their bookings amended in January to accommodate the extra crossings.
Then the hotel tries to accommodate people who have had reservations on the books for months as well as new bookings.
When you've got a large group of family members to accommodate and you're looking for a unique experience, booking through a travel agent or using a specialized company like Swain Destinations may be your best bet.
These plans should be made in advance when booking your dive vacation so ensure that dive operator can accommodate.
"We have seen additional bookings over the past 24 hours, and we will do whatever we can to accommodate people's travel needs over the holiday period," said Paul Simmons, easyJet's UK general manager.
According to Bill Bryan of Off the Beaten Path, a travel booking company, the number of these ranches in the northern Rockies and Southwest that accommodate visitors as a sideline doubled in the last decade, to about 160.
The site will accommodate a company's employees' travel profiles and allow travelers wide flexibility not only in making airline, hotel and other bookings, but in making last-minute changes by speaking with someone on the telephone.
