Booking Data Clause Samples

The Booking Data clause defines the requirements and responsibilities related to the collection, use, and management of data generated from booking transactions. Typically, this clause specifies what information must be provided by the parties, how booking data is to be stored or shared, and any restrictions on its use, such as confidentiality or compliance with data protection laws. Its core practical function is to ensure that both parties have clear expectations regarding the handling of booking-related information, thereby reducing the risk of disputes and ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.
Booking Data. Data created by a Customer Office in relation to a Booking (“Booking Data”) is the Customer Office’s sole responsibility. Customer Offices shall ensure that Booking Data complies with applicable law. Amadeus reserves the right to require Customer Offices to take corrective action to correct any incorrect, misleading or defamatory Booking Data. Amadeus may suspend access to such Booking Data if such corrective action is needed and not taken.
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Booking Data. Subscriber shall: (a) correctly enter, update and maintain the Booking Data; and (b) have sole responsibility for the legality, accuracy and quality of the Booking Data. If ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ determines that any Booking Data is incorrect, misleading, defamatory, fraudulent or illegal, Amadeus may notify Subscriber and suspend access to such Booking Data if Subscriber does not take corrective action within the notified time period.
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Booking Data. Customer Offices hereby consent to Amadeus providing all Booking related data related to Bookings made by Customer Offices to the Customer.
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Booking Data. Customer Offices hereby consents to Amadeus providing all Booking related data related to Bookings made by Customer Offices to the Customer. Confidential Treatment Requested The portions of this document marked by “XXXX” have been omitted pursuant to a request for confidential treatment under Rule 24b-2 under the Securities and Exchange Act of 1934, as amended, and have been filed separately with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Booking Data. Provider shall use Booking Data solely for the purpose of providing the Activities to the applicable customer(s), and not for any other purpose.
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