Sentence examples for reservation processes from inspiring English sources

Among other things, Hilton simplified its online reservation processes and improved its search technology.

Otherwise, several reservation messages delivered within the active period would not have assigned any reservation slot, provoking the repetition of reservation processes in the following WI.

Through the reservation process, customers will be able to reserve their new BlackBerry Style smartphone online, pick it up in a Sprint Store and receive the full retail experience, including Sprint's Ready Now service.

If you somehow make it to the end of the reservation process without quitting in frustration, you may well find you have missed a required field.

A spokesman for the state's Department of Motor Vehicles said as long as the "reservation process is refundable," the agency would not take action.

Restaurant owners began to see how the service increased the number of customers, and they liked the way the software managed the reservation process.

Whether to show a total estimated price at the beginning of the reservation process or at the end is a tricky issue for the industry.

Everything is highlighted in Hertz's iconic yellow, which makes it difficult to tell which fields are required or even how to move to the next step in the reservation process.

Among the half-dozen chains I checked, Marriott was the most upfront about parking costs, consistently listing prices on the main page of information about each hotel -- and sometimes even noting during the reservation process that parking would cost extra.

This fall, Starwood is also introducing a new "total room cost" feature on its Web sites that displays an all-inclusive rate at the beginning of the reservation process rather than making customers calculate it themselves.

"Had we had information that those two individuals presented a threat to aviation or posed a great danger, we would have put them on the list and they should have been picked up in the reservation process," said Claudio Manno, a senior intelligence official at the newly created Transportation Security Administration, which is part of the Transportation Department.