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Getting a hard-to-book table can be challenging, but I can offer some tips to increase your chances. 1. **Book well in advance**: Try to book at least 2-3 months in advance, especially for popular restaurants. 2. **Use online reservation platforms**: Websites like OpenTable, Resy, or TableCheck can help you find available tables and make reservations. 3. **Be flexible with dates and times**: Consider dining during off-peak hours, such as weekdays or early evenings. 4. **Request a specialist**: If you need help with a specific restaurant or have a unique request, consider filling out the "Request a specialist" form on this page. A human concierge can assist you in making the reservation. Next step: Are you looking to book a table at a specific restaurant or in a particular city?
Deciding between a refundable and non-refundable ticket or accommodation can be a challenge. Here are some factors to consider: 1. **Travel flexibility**: If your plans are flexible and you might need to change your travel dates, a refundable option might be a better choice. 2. **Budget**: Non-refundable options are often cheaper, but you'll lose the money if you need to cancel. 3. **Risk level**: If you're traveling to a high-risk area or have a medical condition, a refundable option might provide more peace of mind. 4. **Travel insurance**: Consider purchasing travel insurance, which can help cover unexpected cancellations or changes. Next step: What type of travel are you planning (e.g., flight, hotel, cruise)?
Booking a group of 12 can be a bit more complex than individual bookings. Here are some options to consider: 1. **Group Booking Form**: Many hotels and resorts offer a group booking form on their website. This allows you to input all the details of your group, including names, dates, and room types. 2. **Group Sales Department**: Reach out to the hotel's group sales department directly. They can assist with booking and provide special group rates. 3. **Request a specialist**: If you need help with booking a group, I recommend filling out the "Request a specialist" form on this page. A human concierge can assist with group bookings and provide personalized recommendations. To get started, can you please provide more information about your group's travel plans, such as destination, dates, and accommodation preferences?
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