Sentence examples for charge booking from inspiring English sources

Ticket companies that charge booking and delivery fees of up to £16 a ticket have been reported to the Competition and Markets Authority after an investigation by the consumer group Which?

Many other international carriers including Aeromexico and Singapore Airlines don't charge booking fees and you might be able to book a partner flight to avoid the fee as well.

Meanwhile, DICE, a ticketing platform that doesn't charge booking fees, argues that the secondary sites "are ripping you off", and has been running a "fans first" campaign which allows people to submit their views to the government.

The site doesn't charge booking fees, but prices go up when you play around with options like type of room, number of people, and specific amenities.

Travel Agents simply must charge booking fees, or they could not stay in business.

Melvin Benn is not singlehandedly in charge of booking the festivals of which is he in charge.

Gail Evans, an executive vice-president at CNN in charge of booking guests for its news programs and talk shows, said CNN has booked about 60 guests per day.

On top of this, you were charged a booking fee, a handling charge and a "facility fee".

He was in charge of booking the acts.

He sold the brand in 2007 to Live Nation, the country's largest concert promoter, but remained in charge of booking the event.

Nor, says Gail Evans, the CNN executive vice-president in charge of booking guests, did he ever order executives to help a friend.