RESERVATION SYSTEM PRIORITIES Sample Clauses

RESERVATION SYSTEM PRIORITIES. The Network Administrator’s ability to provide a confirmed Reservation for Members, except as provided below, is based upon (i) the availability of Accommodation Deposited by Full Members in the Network otherwise obtained by the Network Administrator and (ii) the Member having a sufficient number of RCI Points to obtain the desired Accommodation. To make a Reservation through the Network, a Member must have the necessary RCI Points to reserve the desired Accommodation. Neither the Network Administrator nor resort personnel may represent that specific resort choices, any additional benefits and/or specific Accommodation can be guaranteed through the Network. Members requesting a Reservation at their Home Resort or Home Group may receive priority over other Members who do not own Accommodation at that Home Resort or Home Group. Reservation requests can only be honoured if sufficient RCI Points in relation to the desired Accommodation are available to the Member making the Reservation request. Other limitations, restrictions and priorities may be employed in the operation of the Network, including limitations based on seasonality, Unit size or other factors. These limitations may not be uniformly applied and as a result certain Accommodation may be restricted in availability based upon applicable priorities and classification grouping of resorts, Accommodation or benefits. The Network Administrator may set aside Deposited Accommodation to match bulk and other Reservation requests and other demand needs. In the event such Reservations are not confirmed, the Accommodation will be utilized to confirm other Reservations. Demand and supply and, therefore, RCI Points allocated to Accommodation, may be influenced by many different factors. Location, quality, timing, region and comparability are among those factors, any or all of which may change constantly. To increase the likelihood that specific resort choices and Accommodation may be confirmed, Members are encouraged to submit a Reservation request as far as possible in advance.
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RESERVATION SYSTEM PRIORITIES. The Club Administrator’s ability to provide a confirmed Reservation for Members is based upon (i) the availability of Accommodation in the Club; and (ii) the Member having a sufficient number of Points to obtain the desired Network Accommodation or Owner’s Accommodation. Reservation requests can only be honoured if sufficient Points in relation to the desired Network Accommodation or Owner’s Accommodation are available to the Member making the Reservation request. Other limitations, restrictions and priorities may be employed in the operation of the Club, including limitations based on seasonality, Network Accommodation or Owner’s Accommodation size or other factors. These limitations may not be uniformly applied and as a result certain Network Accommodation or Owner’s Accommodation may be restricted in availability based upon applicable priorities and classification grouping of resorts, Network Accommodation, Owner’s Accommodation or benefits.
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