THE GUEST SHALL Sample Clauses

THE GUEST SHALL. 5.1.1. Provide at time of confirmation their nationality. This information is used for market data purposes; 5.1.2. Adhere strictly to the provisions of the Trading Terms; 5.1.3. Not knowingly engage in any distribution or trade practice or advertising method which will be harmful to Jumbo Junction; 5.1.4. Without delay, communicate all bookings and/or cancellations to Jumbo Junction in writing or by fax or by e-mail; 5.1.5. Promptly comply with any reasonable instruction given by Jumbo Junction; 5.1.6. Ensure they take out comprehensive travel insurance covering them for personal effects, personal accident, medical and emergency travel expenses, cancellation and curtailment; 5.1.7. Ensure they have the necessary and correct passport, visa and vaccination requirements to cover all the countries into which travel is planned; 5.1.8. Seek medical advice regarding prophylaxis and vaccination requirements for countries and regions into which travel is planned; 5.1.9. Understand that in some cases their travel may take them into isolated regions and in close proximity with wildlife. Guests will be required to sign a conditions and waiver form at the time of their safari; 5.1.10. At time of booking provide all special requests or preferences; 5.1.11. The Guest is solely responsible for ensuring that all payments due to Jumbo Junction are received timeously by Jumbo Junction in accordance with the provisions of the trading terms
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THE GUEST SHALL. (1) Keep that part of the Premises he or she occupies and uses as clean and safe as the conditions of the Premises permit and cause no unsafe or unsanitary conditions in the common areas and remainder of the Premises; (2) Dispose of all ashes, rubbish, garbage, and other waste in a clean and safe manner; (3) Keep all plumbing fixtures in the Premises or used by the Guest as clean as their condition permits;
THE GUEST SHALL. 5.1.1. Provide at time of confirmation the nationality as per the passport on which travel will occur, which information is to be used for market data purposes only. 5.1.2. Not, under any circumstances, promote (whether by advertising or otherwise) and/or sell, as the case may be, the travel packages and/or Accommodation to the end consumer at an amount that is less than the andBeyond advertised Rates, unless otherwise agreed and/or stipulated by andBeyond. 5.1.3. Provide information as to his /her /their required travel itineraries, whether or not they require a specialised activities programme or tailor-made programme, the type of Accommodation required, the duration of the proposed stay, and similar information required by andBeyond in order to arrange the itinerary and to confirm the Reservation. 5.1.4. Adhere strictly to the provisions of the Trading Terms. 5.1.5. Not knowingly engage in any distribution or trade practice or advertising method which could be harmful to andBeyond. 5.1.6. Without delay, communicate all Bookings and/or cancellations to andBeyond in writing by e-mail. 5.1.7. Not dispute or assist anyone else to dispute the validity of any Trademarks, patent or design, or any copyright in any advertising material, belonging to andBeyond and used in connection with the travel packages and/or Accommodation during the period of this agreement. 5.1.8. Promptly comply with any reasonable instruction given by andBeyond. 5.1.9. Not appoint any sub-Guest/ agent without andBeyond’s prior written consent. 5.1.10. Refer to andBeyond any reasonable queries which the Guest cannot answer. 5.1.11. Ensure comprehensive travel insurance is purchased covering the Guest for personal effects, personal accident, medical and emergency travel expenses, cancellation, and curtailment. 5.1.12. Ensure all travelling on the itinerary have the necessary and correct passport, visa, and vaccination requirements to cover all the countries into which travel is planned. 5.1.13. Seek medical advice regarding prophylaxis and vaccination requirements for countries and regions into which travel is planned. 5.1.14. Be advised that in some cases travel may take them into isolated regions and in close proximity with wildlife in which event the Guest will be required to sign a conditions and waiver form at the time of their safari. 5.1.15. At time of Booking provide all special requests or preferences via andBeyond’s Guest Information Service portal. 5.1.16. All Reservations made ...
THE GUEST SHALL. (1) Keep that part of the Premises he or she occupies and uses as clean and safe as the conditions of the Premises permit and cause no unsafe or unsanitary conditions in the common areas and remainder of the Premises; (2) Dispose of all ashes, rubbish, garbage, and other waste in a clean and safe
THE GUEST SHALL. 3.3.1. Independently, in detail and in full, read the terms of this Agreement and the Rules for Stay on the territory of the GlavUpDK branch at the MFA of Russia Recreational Complex Zavidovo. 3.3.2. Agree to the terms of this Offer. In case of disagreement, the services shall not be provided. Should the Guest make a reservation (ordering services) and/or payment for services, all the terms of the Offer shall be considered accepted by the Guest by default. 3.3.3. Pay in full the cost of the booked (ordered) services. After payment for the services, the booking is considered completed and the Guest is entitled to use the service. At the same time, the provision of services indicated in the vacation vouchers shall be carried out only after their full (100 (one hundred)%) payment by the Guest. 3.3.4. In a timely manner and in full, provide the Contractor with information required for the provision of services by the Contractor, as well as any other information related to the implementation by the Parties of the terms of this Agreement and be fully responsible for it. 3.3.5. Accept the risk of adverse consequences in the provision of booked services in case of inaccuracy or unreliability of the data the Guest provides to the Contractor by phone or e-mail. 3.3.6. At the Contractor’s request, provide all the necessary materials and information to monitor the compliance of the transferred funds with the amount and cost of services sold under this Agreement. 3.3.7. Pay the Contractor for other services rendered. 3.3.8. Enter valid data into the Booking Request. 3.3.9. Comply with the terms of this Offer. 3.3.10. Observe the Rules of Stay on the territory of the GlavUpDK branch at the MFA of Russia Recreational Complex Zavidovo (You can read the rules on the official website in the information and telecommunications network Internet at: xxxx://xxxxxxxx.xx/hotel/ ). 3.3.11. In case of loss or damage to the Contractor's property, compensate the actual damage caused to the Contractor. The cost of compensation for actual damage is determined in accordance with the approved list of the Contractor's property for compensation for damage. In the absence of data on the amount of the cost of compensation for damage in the above list, the cost of damage is determined by the Contractor as a commission, activated and signed by the Guest. 3.3.12. Timely vacate the room, pay the existing debt on the date of departure (if any), pay for damage caused by incompleteness (loss of prop...

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