Concierge staff, in the meantime, are trained to assist guests who need transport arrangements or car rentals and flight rebooking to accommodate an emergency meeting or extension of his business trip.
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Because bookings were tight, those who lost the July 15 cruise, according to Gallagher, were unlikely to get space during the summer, and might be rebooking at lower or higher prices.
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There has already been a lot of booking and rebooking, as travel agents scramble to find creative solutions for getting clients from point A to point B in the event of an American shutdown.
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However, another change originating with US Airways has been embraced by five other major carriers : the elimination of the traditional one-year grace period for rebooking a flight on a nonrefundable ticket.
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Tom Parsons, an airline watcher and CEO of Bestfares . com, said he expects customers who avoided Northwest during news of a potential strike to begin rebooking with the Eagan-based carrier.
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This means that if I wanted to rebook a flight, I can simply buy a new flight and sell the old ticket privately without having to pay any charges compared to doing the rebooking officially.
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Other die-hards plan months in advance, some rebooking rooms for the next Round Top in area bed and breakfasts or in motels as far away as Brenham and La Grange the day they check out.
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United Airlines, the largest U . S . carrier, said its steps will include deploying mobile computers that can be wheeled to gates that have flight problems, so passengers can get extra help with rebooking.
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As a first step, Deutsche Bahn is dropping a 45 euro ( US $ 52.50 ) penalty for rebooking tickets booked in advance at discounted prices, which is three times the usual rebooking fee.
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As a first step, Deutsche Bahn is dropping a 45 euro ( US $ 52.50 ) penalty for rebooking tickets booked in advance at discounted prices, which is three times the usual rebooking fee.
