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Honestly, that's great if you're in the US and trying to book within the country, but once you start thinking internationally, calling becomes a headache, espec
by tallanvor 9y ago
Honestly, that's great if you're in the US and trying to book within the country, but once you start thinking internationally, calling becomes a headache, especially if you're traveling to countries where not everyone speaks English very well.
And when I'm on a trip, the last thing I want to do is hope for the best at finding a hotel the day I arrive!
- csydas 9y agoI definitely appreciate your sentiment and agree, that I don't want to be fighting for a room when I'm on vacation - but with regards to the language barrier, where there's a will, there's a sale. In all my experience abroad, as long as there is some effort made to communicate, language has never been an issue when it came to prices and sales. Sometimes this means we pass a calculator back and forth with different prices until we agree, but as long as there's an effort and money to be made, people are fairly open to alternative means of communication, even in remote nowhere locations.