What does allotment. mean?
allotment. means The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent.
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common category.
What is the abbreviation for The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent.?
The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent. can be abbreviated as allotment.
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What does allotment. stand for? allotment. stands for "The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent.". |
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How to abbreviate "The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent."? "The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent." can be abbreviated as allotment.. |
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What is the meaning of allotment. abbreviation? The meaning of allotment. abbreviation is "The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent.". |
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What is allotment. abbreviation? One of the definitions of allotment. is "The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent.". |
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What does allotment. mean? allotment. as abbreviation means "The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent.". |
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What is shorthand of The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent.? The most common shorthand of "The number of seats, cabins, berths, etc. available for sale by a supplier or agent." is allotment.. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- AFS - Available For Sale
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- bundling. - The practice of combining a number of different products or services for sale at a single price.
- cancellation policy. - A statement by a supplier such as an airline or hotel that details the terms under which a booking or reservation may be rescinded, any penalties incurred by so doing, and so forth.
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- divestiture. - The compulsory transfer of title or disposal of interests (for example, in a corporation or real estate) upon government order, often to satisfy antitrust legislation and ensure competition. Example:
- elite qualifying mile. - A mile flown on an airline that counts toward a flyer's elite status on that airline. The number of elite qualifying miles might differ from the total number of miles actually flown (base miles flown)
- exchange order. - A voucher issued by a carrier or travel agent requesting that a ticket be issued. The ARC document which entitles a travel agent to receive a commission.
- exposition. - A large exhibit, usually sponsored by a government or trade group, to showcase the products and services of a particular company, region, or country.
- familiarization trip. - A low-cost trip or tour offered to travel agents by a supplier or group of suppliers to familiarize the agents with their destination and services. Example, a resort property or group of hotels and re
- frequency. - The number of flights by a given airline or other carrier on a given route during a given period of time.
- frequent flyer program. - A program offered by various airlines to promote passenger loyalty. Participants earn credits good for free travel or upgraded service based on the number of miles they fly with the carrier. They are
- frequent lodger program. - A program offered by various hotels and hotel chains to promote customer loyalty. Participants earn credits good for free lodging or upgraded service based on the number of nights they stay at the hot
- hospitality suite. - A hotel room, or suite, reserved by a company or group in which to greet customers or others. Typically, refreshments are served.
- last-room availability. - A feature of a GDS allowing up-to-the minute information on the number of rooms available at a hotel.
- letter of credit. - A document issued by a bank or other financial institution attesting to an individual's or company's ability to borrow money within specific limits.
- overbooking. - The practice of taking more reservations than there are seats, rooms, or space in the expectation that no shows will bring the number of reservations actually used below maximum occupancy.
- shell. - A pre-printed brochure or flyer produced by a supplier which has empty space in which a travel agency may have its own logo and address imprinted.
- terroir. - Fr. (literally, “land”) The combination of soil conditions, climate, and cultivation techniques that give a wine (or coffee or tea) its distinctive characteristics. See also touristic terroir.
- wide-body. - An aircraft designed for increased passenger load by expanding the number of seats in each row and adding an aisle.