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Disruption handling · TurnFriendly Travel

Many trips affected.
Stay ready to act together.

Find affected bookings, offer suitable alternatives and send information in bulk. Track responses and costs for each trip.

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Orders · Disruption handling

PRODUCT PREVIEW · CLICK TO EXPLORE

A hotel is overbooked. Click through the prepared example, from the affected service to recording the customer's decision.

Step 1 of 5 · Identify affected services

Which travel services are affected?

Hotel code

HT-2047

Hotel

Sun Bay Hotel

Service period

12–19 June 2027

Disruption reason

Accommodation · Overbooking

The search uses integrated reservation data and travel-specific criteria. The values in this example are prepared.

Step 1 of 5 · Affected services

3 travel services from 3 bookings

All three services belong to the same service change order. Each booking keeps its own handling context.

TR-2027-09124

Sunshine Travel

12–19 June 2027 · Double room · Half board

Status: open

View booking context +

Booking record TR-2027-09124 · Case 21801 · Service change > Accommodation > Overbooking

The order groups the disruption. Each case remains linked to its travel booking.

TR-2027-09125

Direct booking

12–19 June 2027 · Double room · Half board

Status: open

TR-2027-09126

Horizon Travel

12–19 June 2027 · Double room · Half board

Status: open

Step 2 of 5 · Prepare alternatives

An offer for the affected services

Alternative A · Seaview Hotel

12–19 June 2027 · Double room · Half board

Customer information: Accommodation near the beach, with the board basis originally booked.

Valid until 5 June 2027

Step 3 of 5 · Send information in bulk

Send assigned alternatives by email

Prepared message · Example

Subject: Alternative to your booked accommodation

Your booked hotel is overbooked. For your travel dates, we can offer Seaview Hotel in a double room with half board. Please let us know your decision.

Disruption cases are created for the relevant services. The assigned alternatives are sent from the order by email to travel agencies or guests.

Step 4 of 5 · Record the decision

The customer's reply arrives

Incoming reply · Sunshine Travel

Our customer has chosen Seaview Hotel. Please record the offered alternative for booking TR-2027-09124.

A team member records the reported decision in the disruption case.

Step 4 of 5 · Track handling status

Decision recorded in the case

TR-2027-09124

Alternative A recorded

Customer decision: Seaview Hotel

Case 21801 · Booking record linked

TR-2027-09125

Awaiting reply

Alternative A offered

TR-2027-09126

Awaiting reply

Alternative A offered

Recording the decision documents the choice. This example does not perform a rebooking in the reservation system.

Step 5 of 5 · Keep costs in context

From disruption handling to cost allocation

Illustrative cost item

Handling fee · EUR 25.00

Reference: Service from booking TR-2027-09124

Responsible party: Hotel · Chargeback for review

Simulation: no emails are sent, trips rebooked or costs posted.

ONE ORDER · MANY AFFECTED TRIPS

Act together. Handle each booking individually.

Identify affected services

Identify affected flight or hotel services using travel-specific criteria. Your reservation data provides the basis.

Communicate alternatives in bulk

Assign alternatives to affected services. Send them in bulk from the order by email to travel agencies or guests.

Record decisions transparently

Staff record the customer's reported choice in the disruption case. Pending responses remain visible in the order overview.

BOOKING CONTEXT

Each trip keeps its context.

The order groups the shared disruption. Each booking case file keeps its travel data, documents, cases and stakeholders connected.

Explore the booking record in TurnFriendly Travel →

DATA AND COSTS

Keep data and costs connected.

Reservation systems supply booking and service data. Configured interfaces transfer fees and supplier charges to accounting – including multiple currencies.

We agree data sources, responsibilities and how rebookings are transferred with you.

How do you coordinate service disruptions today?

Discuss a typical service disruption with us. Together, we review affected bookings, alternatives, responses and costs in your disruption process.