Sentence examples for customer bookings from inspiring English sources

One of its flagship sites, Hostelworld.com, has sold over 70 million beds and processed over 15 million customer bookings since inception, with customers posting over 2.7 million reviews of accommodation booked through the site.

Targeted mass emails – about 20m a week – have had high rates of conversion into customer bookings, almost 10%, claims Jacobs.

Also, with screenings continuing to sell out, customer bookings are being pushed later into the run, keeping grosses buoyant.

A coach company in Wiltshire has gone into administration with the loss of 89 jobs and the loss of hundreds of customer bookings.

In times of demand shocks, when quantitative forecasting based on historical time series becomes obsolete, the only information about future demand is "advance demand information", i.e. interpreting early customer bookings as an indicator of not yet known demand.

As Google notes, according to a customer survey it conducted back in April, "60percentt of small businesses who rely on customer bookings do not have an online booking system set up".

For instance, a customer booking a reservation on American's Web site might see a picture of an agent wearing a headset pop up on the page asking: "Need help?

And Google has to share key customer booking data with competitors and is prohibited from "entering into agreements with airlines that would inappropriately restrict the airlines' right to share seat and booking class information with Google's competitors".

The Irish airline has long complained about eDreams, which it claims masquerades as Ryanair to sell its seats at inflated prices and causes problems with customers' bookings.

"As a result of this being nice to the customers, bookings and traffic are rising, and we've gone out and ordered another 200 aircraft in the last six months so we can double in size," he said.

In Eviivo's case, a software package called frontdesk offers customers bookings direct from the websites of B&Bs and guesthouses, as well as linking the properties to more than 40 travel and leisure websites, including lastminute.com; hotels.com; Co-op Travel; expedia.co.uk; bedandbreakfasts.co.uk; and theAA.com.