MandatoryInd | When true, indicates the fee is mandatory. When false, the fee is not mandatory. |
MaxAge | Maximum age of applicability. |
MinAge | Minimum age of applicability. |
RPH | An index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. |
TaxableIndicator | When true, indicates that the fee is subject to tax. |
TaxInclusiveInd | Indicates whether taxes are included when figuring the fees. |
ChargeFrequency | This is the timeframe used to apply the charge during the course of the reservation (e.g. Daily, Weekly, Stay). Refer to OpenTravel Code List Charge Type (CHG). |
ChargeFrequencyExempt | ChargeFrequency exemptions before charges are applied (e.g. after 2 nights). |
ChargeUnit | This is the unit for which the charge applies (e.g. room, person, seat). Refer to OpenTravel Code List Charge Type (CHG). |
ChargeUnitExempt | Number of units permitted before charges are applied (e.g., more than 4 persons). |
MaxChargeFrequencyApplies | Maximum number of times the charge will be applied (e.g. waive charges above 30 nights). |
MaxChargeUnitApplies | Maximum number of Units for which the charge will be applied (e.g., waive charges above 10 rooms). |
EffectiveDate | Indicates the starting date. |
ExpireDate | Indicates the ending date. |
ExpireDateExclusiveInd | When true, indicates that the ExpireDate is the first day after the applicable period (e.g. when expire date is Oct 15 the last date of the period is Oct 14). |
Amount | A monetary amount. |
Code | Code identifying the fee (e.g.,agency fee, municipality fee). Refer to OpenTravel Code List Fee Tax Type (FTT). |
CurrencyCode | Currency code. |
DecimalPlaces | Decimal places for currency code. |
Percent | Fee percentage; if zero, assume use of the Amount attribute (Amount or Percent must be a zero value). |
Type | Used to indicate if the amount is inclusive or exclusive of other charges, such as taxes, or is cumulative (amounts have been added to each other).Used to indicate if an amount is inclusive or exclusive of other charges, such as taxes, or is cumulative (amounts have been added to each other). |