Sentence examples for high booking from inspiring English sources

High booking fees mean that the cost of tickets is way above the advertised price.

To avoid "extraordinarily high" booking fees, he recommends switching back to Travelocity to make the purchase after you have found the dates you want.

The standup Jason Manford is the latest to protest at high booking fees, which last week led him to urge fans to stay away from his gig at the New Theatre in Oxford.

Consumers have spoken with their high booking volumes.

Virgin Trains said it had seen "exceptionally high" bookings over the Christmas period and boarding controls would be in place at London Euston.

Manchester Arena had the highest booking fee on my artist's tour.

Room rates are higher, booking a rental car will cost more, and even those low air fares are on the rise, particularly on domestic flights.

More favorable attitudes toward a hotel and higher booking intentions emerge when the hotel appears in best hotels lists.

Finally, for the entries on best hotels lists, better attitudes and higher booking intentions result if the list is published on a well-known online travel community (Tripadvisor), whereas for entries on a worst hotel list, attitudes and booking intentions decrease even further if the list appears on TripAdvisor.

The highest booking percentage went to Berlin's CTM Festival (45percentt), and the lowest to California's Beyond Wonderland (3.2percentt).

This is alleged to result in travel agents frequently selecting the GDSs that charge the highest booking fees to airlines and thus are able to provide the highest payments to the agencies; this is, of course, the very opposite of price competition.