Travel Booking Terms

noun a reservation or arrangement for a service or event

verb the act of making a reservation or arrangement for a service or event

• The booking for the conference room has been confirmed for next Monday.
• I made a booking for dinner at that new restaurant downtown.
• Let's make a booking at that cool spot for the party.
• Making a booking with a therapist could help you work through your issues.

verb to establish the truth or correctness of something

adjective having been verified or made certain

• The company confirmed the new partnership agreement.
• I confirmed with my friend that we are still meeting for lunch tomorrow.
• I double-checked and my suspicions were confirmed.
• The results of the experiment confirmed our hypothesis.

noun a small printed piece of paper that entitles the holder to a discount or free item

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• The company issued a voucher for employees to use at the local restaurant.
• I got a voucher for a free coffee at the new cafe in town.
• I scored a sweet voucher for half off on my next shopping spree.
• His kindness was like a voucher for his good character.

noun a window of time during which travel is permitted or recommended

• The travel window for booking discounted flights is between September and November.
• Hey, have you checked out the travel window for those cheap vacation deals?
• I always try to snag tickets during the travel window to save some cash.
• As the project deadline approaches, our team needs to take advantage of this small travel window to finalize all the details.

adjective capable of being refunded

• The hotel has a strict policy that all cancellations must be made within 24 hours for a refundable deposit.
• If you change your mind about the concert tickets, don't worry, they're refundable.
• I made sure to get the refundable insurance on my new phone just in case anything happens.
• Investing in your education is like putting money into a refundable account for your future success.