Travel glossary
Profit per booking
Profit per booking is what a travel business earns on a single booking after subtracting everything paid to suppliers from everything received from the customer.
Tracking it per booking shows which trips, destinations and salespeople make money. Changes after booking, discounts and supplier price moves often reduce real profit below the quoted margin.
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What is Profit per booking?
Profit per booking is what a travel business earns on a single booking after subtracting everything paid to suppliers from everything received from the customer.
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