"full booking" is a correct and usable phrase in written English, and it is often used to refer to a situation where all spaces or appointments available for booking have been filled.
For example, "Due to the high demand for tickets, the concert is now fully booked."
And Delta says that it will expand the Ticket Window, which is powered by Alvenda, to other social media sites, including online banner ads to allow full booking capabilities within the airline's advertisements.
That appears to have heralded a site relaunch today, and the new version contains some functionality tweaks which, as the post implies, points BookingBug towards a future as a full booking and management system for daily deals.
Hear It Local now lets fans and promoters send artists booking offers, which trigger SMS and email notifications for the artists who can then respond and work out details. Promoters pay artists via credit card through the Hear It Local site, which charges a $10 transaction fee and 2.5% of the full booking price.
According to Friedman, Babb's presentations of the film made more money than any other film the same theater would showcase over a typical film's full booking.
But awards, honors, and even full bookings are no guarantee of success.
The elegant clubs that cater to year‐end celebrants reported full bookings last night.
To get the rates, customers must call the Leading Hotels at (800) 223-6800 and ask for discount code L09, and pay in full when booking.
It looks like they are one of the first airlines to allow a full travel booking on the social network.
But this year, Mrs. Boerman, a school secretary, has noticed something new: campgrounds are fuller, and booking reservations has gotten trickier.
In terms of projections for the full year, bookings are projected to be in the range of $1.35 billion to $1.45 billion.
We've evolved from an entirely non-transactional and subscription listing-based business now to a full-service booking platform.
