What does non-commissionable. mean?
non-commissionable. means adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees.
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What is the abbreviation for adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees.?
adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees. can be abbreviated as non-commissionable.
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What does non-commissionable. stand for? non-commissionable. stands for "adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees.". |
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How to abbreviate "adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees."? "adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees." can be abbreviated as non-commissionable.. |
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What is the meaning of non-commissionable. abbreviation? The meaning of non-commissionable. abbreviation is "adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees.". |
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What is non-commissionable. abbreviation? One of the definitions of non-commissionable. is "adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees.". |
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What does non-commissionable. mean? non-commissionable. as abbreviation means "adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees.". |
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What is shorthand of adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees.? The most common shorthand of "adj. Referring to elements of a travel product for which the passenger must pay but for which the travel agent receives no commission. For example, port fees." is non-commissionable.. |
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