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English Vocabulary for Hotel Booking

English Vocabulary for Hotel Booking English Vocabulary for Hotel Booking Source: Wikipedia At hotels or similar establishments, guests are usually required to check in (also called register or sign-in), which involves providing or confirming the guests' personal information and providing a signature. The laws of some countries require guests to sign a register (or a registration card) and some also require the provision of identification documents, such as a passport or driver's license which the hotel can copy and retain for its records. Usually, only one guest per room is required to register. Sometimes, the register may need to be provided to ...

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  1. Guest,a member who come to book a room in a hotel.also registration card for some countries its must cause it can help to keep some records about a guest.

    • A guest is someone who books a room in a hotel to stay temporarily, whether for business, leisure, or other purposes. In many countries, a registration card is required as part of the check-in process to record important details about the guest, such as their identity, contact information, and duration of stay. This helps hotels maintain accurate records for security, billing, and customer service purposes, ensuring a smooth and organized experience for both the guest and the hotel staff.

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