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The travel glossary. Letter O +++ Popular Articles: 'Oops', 'Ouadi Qadisha (the Holy Valley) and the Forest of the Cedars of God (Horsh Arz el-Rab)', 'Hull'

Outside Air

Outside Air  is air taken from outside the building and not previously cooled or heated by the building's mechanical systems

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Outside cabin

outside cabin  is see " oceanview " cabin

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Outside salesperson

outside salesperson  is the job description of an Travel agency employee who sells Travel but is not based primarily in the agency location most of the time

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OUZ

OUZ  is the Airport Code of Zouerate in Mauritania

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OVB

OVB  is the Airport Code of Novosibirsk - Tolmachevo in Russia

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OVD

OVD  is the Airport Code of Oviedo in Spain

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Overbook

Overbook  is accepting reservations for more space than is available.

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Overbooked

In the travel context, overbooked refers to a situation where more reservations are accepted than there is available capacity, most commonly associated with flights, hotels, and other forms of accommodation or transportation. This practice is based on statistical predictions that not all guests or passengers will show up. While overbooking helps to maximize occupancy and revenue, it can lead to situations where there are not enough seats or rooms for all confirmed bookings, requiring providers to offer compensations or alternative arrangements to affected customers.

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