Reservation Deposits

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What does the term "Reservation Deposit" mean?

A reservation deposit is a payment method for customers that allows them to pay for vouchers (currently only in the Travel category) in two installments instead of a single payment of the full amount.

This payment split model increases customers' willingness to book more expensive holidays and First Minute stays, as they do not have to pay the entire high amount at once when booking.

How do variable reservation deposits work?

The customer pays only a lower percentage amount when placing the order. The deposit amount is calculated automatically based on the total price of the stay:

  • 30% of the price for stays valued at 8,000 – 13,999 CZK
  • 15% of the price for stays valued at 14,000 – 19,999 CZK
  • 10% of the price for stays valued at 20,000 CZK and above 

This model applies to the purchase of stays where the arrival date is at least 60 days from the date of purchase. The reservation deposit is non-refundable.

Reservation Deposits – Installment Schedule for Customers

Customers pay in two installments: first the reservation deposit derived from the total price of the stay, and then the balance up to 100% of the price of the stay, which must be paid no later than 30 days before arrival. If the balance is not paid on time, the reservation is forfeited.

Share of Forfeited Reservation Deposits – Unpaid Orders

If the customer does not pay the balance, the reservation deposit becomes forfeited and the reservation is cancelled. You will receive a notification about this. The contract defines the share of forfeited reservation deposits for the provider, which determines the amount that will be paid to you.

What does it look like from your perspective?

Cash flow – when will I receive the money?

Partner Interface and Reservation Systems

Accounting

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