"booking rate" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the percentage of bookings or reservations made versus the total number of potential bookings. You can use it in a variety of contexts, such as discussing the success of a hotel's marketing campaign or analyzing the efficiency of a travel agency's booking process. Example: The hotel's booking rate increased by 20% after implementing a new online booking system, leading to a significant boost in revenue.
That reflects a focus on quality which, Khare said, has thus far helped TaskBob hit a repeat booking rate of 70percentt and keep 90percentt of ratings between four and five stars.
Owners pay 3% of the booking rate, which barely covers average credit-card processing fees.
The booking rate for black juveniles was nearly 20percentt higher than for their white counterparts.
See whether these apply to hotels (although sometimes the standard booking rate is cheaper).
A few days prior to the release, the advance booking was described as "phenomenal," with an overall advance booking rate of 20 25% across the country.
A total of 3900 women booked for antenatal care (ANC) annually from review of the previous year record, resulting in an average booking rate of 75 women per week.
Typical advance booking rates are £90, £104 and £131 respectively, with breakfast.
That value can be directly measured in album sales in the weeks following the awards, and less directly in the long-term prestige (and increased booking rates) that can result when the words "Grammy-winning artist" become permanently appended to an act's name, said Scott Borchetta, the president of Big Machine Records.
TripAdvisor's goal is to slice through those sessions to increase booking rates and decrease the friction for people looking to make a trip.
Another approach Action Tank suggests is to assign "fair market values" to employees' time, and it offers a table of average booking rates ($135 an hour for a mid level accountant, $320 for a lawyer).
It will also be spending on photographing more of its fleet — to increase the available info to improve booking rates (it says it's currently photographed 65% of its fleet).
