rebooking

Speech parts

1. rebooking - Noun

2. rebooking - Verb

Meaning

rebooking

present participle of rebook

rebooking (plural rebookings)

A second or subsequent booking.

Examples

All tickets to, from and through Japan issued on or before June 11, 2020 for travel until October 31, 2020 are eligible for rebooking or refund. Source: Internet

Passengers can in future rebook to a new travel date until 30 April 2021 without rebooking fees. Source: Internet

However, many airlines have drastically reduced flight capacity and may offer passengers the choice of claiming a refund or rebooking for a later date. Source: Internet

However, they have promised all rebooking and other activities to resume after the 25th of August. Source: Internet

She said she spent a lot of money canceling and rebooking flights, but she isn’t too worried about the virus or being sent home. Source: Internet

The delay will cause logistical problems, including rebooking voting venues and ensuring that the thousands of election workers needed for the poll are available on the new date. Source: Internet

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