It’s probably the flip side to allowing late no-fee cancellations. If it’s easy to book then not turn up, people will. Then if you know a significant percentag

It’s probably the flip side to allowing late no-fee cancellations. If it’s easy to book then not turn up, people will. Then if you know a significant percentage on average doesn’t turn up, it would be lost profit to not overbook. Fully paid non-refundable services should, I agree, very conservative in overbooking.