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Some critics have complained that the booking represents a turn away from the festival's roots in alternative music.

In some quarters, the premature bookings represented as much as one-third of the company's sales, the commission said.

According to research company GBI, the private online bookings represent a "parallel market of an additional 6.1m" overnight stays a year.

Hotel bookings represent more than 60percentt of HotelUrbano's revenue; the remainder is sales from travel packages.

For both companies, these business-initiated bookings represent another area of potential growth for their respective ride-sharing services and a source of increased revenue.

Since its beta launch 5 months ago, Urban Massage says it has processed over 450 bookings, which represents more than £30k in revenue.

He said Virgin's booking fee represented the "reasonable cost of accepting payment".

(This year, managers and booking agents representing national acts passed along at least 1,500 submissions for only 130 spots).

Because of the scarcity of blues clubs in the Northeast, "any club that's supporting blues these days is welcome," said Steve Hecht, the director of Piedmont Talent, a Charlotte, N.C., booking agency that represents about 35 artists.

A spokeswoman from Coda Music Agency also confirmed that the booking agency longer represents him: "Coda Music Agency condemns all forms of discrimination based on race, religion or sexual orientation.

Last year, Agoda made $36 million, in gross travel bookings, which represented a year-over-year gain of 122%.