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ALL SCHEMA FILES IN THE OPENTRAVEL ALLIANCE SPECIFICATION ARE MADE AVAILABLE ACCORDING TO THE TERMS DEFINED BY THE OPENTRAVEL LICENSE AGREEMENT AT http://www.opentravel.org/Specifications/Default.aspx.Defines the geopolitical level of a destination (e.g., Country, Resort).A code for a meal plan, refer to OpenTravel Code list (MPT). A generic string may also be used.A code identifying a complete package arrangement, replacing individual travel and accommodation codes.Where an extra may be collected from and returned to.A coded identification of a type of insurance. This element could be equivalent to UN/EDIFACT 4497 Insurance cover type, coded)The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the packageRating of an accommodation property.Providers rating eg '4'.Providers qualifier name e.g. 'Crowns'.Official rating e.g. '4'.Official qualifier name eg 'STAR'.Defines the fee earned by the agent for the booking.A description for a commission item.Value of commission as a percentage - present when Rate Code indicates a percentage.Indicates whether the Rate is a percentage (P) or a value (V).Commission amount is a percentage.Commission amount is a value.A monetary amount.An ISO 4217 (3) alpha character code that specifies a monetary unit.The ISO 4217 standard "minor unit" for the number of decimal places for a particular currency.The ISO 4217 standard "minor unit" is typically used when the amount provided includes the minor unit of currency without a decimal point (e.g., USD 8500 needs DecimalPlaces="2" to represent $85).Defines a destination.The code identifying a destination. For a Country, this will be the ISO 3166-2 code.Defines the geopolitical level of a destination (e.g., Country, Region).The name of the destination.Selection type and rule code for an extra.Describes how the extra is applied to a group of extras, e.g. "Mandatory" and "Optional."Used to indicate whether an Extra must be booked (Mandatory), may be requested (Optional) or included automatically but may be removed (Removeable).Further clarifies how this extra is applied to a group of extras.Specifies the type of linked extras allowed : OneOf (only one of the linked extras may be booked) or AnyOf (any or all of the dependants may be bookedA Status Code and Description defining whether a booking element has been requested or confirmed.
Refer to OpenTravel Code List Status (STS).
This defines the status of the reservation.Code, name and quantity of diners for a meal plan.A description of the meal plan.The code for a meal plan e.g. AB- as brochure, AI- all inclusive, BB- bed and breakfast, FB- full board, HB- Half Board, RO- room only,SC- self cateringUsed to define the quantity for an associated element or attribute.Used to associate a cost with a specific inventory item, e.g. a supplement for a flight leg.Defines the chronological and sequential order of an item in a packageThe position of this item in the package itinerary.The position of this item in the package in time sequence. Note: it is possible for more than one inventory item to have the same ChronologicalSequence value e.g. Car Hire and Hotel Stay.Provides details of a return travel journey.The type of travel component - e.g. Air, Rail, Sea etc.The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the packageUsed to provide the company common name.The travel sector the company is associated with, such as air, car and hotel. Refer to OpenTravel Code List Travel Sector (TVS).Identifies a company by the company code.Identifies the context of the identifying code, such as DUNS, IATA or internal code, etc.The passenger price of an item - e.g. the base price for a package.A code representing a business rule that determines the charges for a guest based upon age range (e.g. Adult, Child, Senior, Child With Adult, Child Without Adult). This attribute allows for an increase in rate by occupant class. Refer to OpenTravel Code List Age Qualifying Code (AQC).Defines the age of a guest.The number of guests in one AgeQualifyingCode or Count.Defines the age range category or bucket a guest can be booked into. This is typically used in conjunction with the age qualifying code to further define the applicable age range.A number qualifying the passenger price e.g. 1 with an Age Qualifying Code of 8 (Child) indicates a 1st child price; 2 = 2nd child price and so on.An enumerated type that defines how a service is priced. Values: Per stay, Per person, Per night, Per person per night, Per use.A monetary amount.An ISO 4217 (3) alpha character code that specifies a monetary unit.The ISO 4217 standard "minor unit" for the number of decimal places for a particular currency.The ISO 4217 standard "minor unit" is typically used when the amount provided includes the minor unit of currency without a decimal point (e.g., USD 8500 needs DecimalPlaces="2" to represent $85).Identifies a resort, town or city.Provides the supplier's code for the resort.Provides the supplier's name for the resort.Provides accommodation location, dates and classificationsThe Start date and Duration or End Date of the accommodation stay.The number of available beds for the stay at a property.Used to indicate whether or not the travel associated with the package is available with this accommodation.Provides accommodation location, dates and classificationsFull name or description plus codes for a property.Identifies the resort and destination of the propertyIdentifies a resort, town or city.Identifies the parent of the Resort. The geo-political position of the destination (e.g. country) is determined by the DestinationLevel attribute.Provides the supplier's and/or national classifiaction of the property.Identifies the current source for information on the property.Provides a URL source for content information on the property.A code identifying a complete package arrangement, in place of individual travel and accommodation codes.The minimum age for a child price.The maximum age for a child price.This is the meal plan that is included in the package price.Defines the required accommodation component of a package holiday.Full name or description plus codes for a property.The Start date and Duration or End Date of the accommodation stay.A collection of RoomProfile elementsDetails of passengers and amenities for a room.A collection of MealPlan elementsDetails of meal arrangements, booked or available according to context, with appropriate supplementary charges.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Identifies the parent of the Resort. The geo-political position of the destination (e.g. country) is determined by the DestinationLevel attribute.Identifies a resort by code or name.Identifies a section of an aircraft, possibly providing extra services.Specifies seat availability by class withn a cabinProvides the maximum weight of checked-in bags per passenger in this cabinSpecifies the weight and measurement units for baggage.Provides a code and/or name for a cabin.Specifies the meal provided.A value representing a supplement for an item over the cost of the item on which a package basic price is calculated; may be repeated for multiple currencies e.g. GBP and Euros. The charge element repeats to allow differential charging according to, for example, age.Details of an invoice itemUnit cost in a given monetary unit.Unit cost multiplied by quantityThe commission payable to the agent.A description of an invoice item.Used to associate a cost with a specific inventory item, e.g. a supplement for a flight leg.Used to associate a cost with a specific passenger, e.g. a vegetarian meal supplement.Used to indicate what the cost is based on e.g., per Passenger, per Room, per Booking. Refer to OpenTravel Code List Charge Type (CHG).Specifies what the invoice item is for. Refer to the OpenTravel Code Table Price Type Code (PRI).CustomerCounts- Categorization of all Customers in a reservation or request. The total number of Customers will equal the sum of the Count attribute of all CustomerCount objects in this collection and assumes that the AgeQualifyingCode will be used to determine how each Customer should be billed. Each booking segment has its own CustomerCount attribute to help determine billing, headcount, etc. The CustomerCount collection cannot be modified using a delta. It must be resent in its entirety if modified.The quantity and definition of one customer type.The date of birth of a traveller.Describes an optional service which is not included in the standard package but may be booked in addition.Identifies a sub-category of Extra, for example Large, Medium or Small Frame for a Mountain Bike Extra or Vehicle Type for a Car Rental extra.Specifies the code and/or name of an extra.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items.. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Code to uniquely identify an extra.A one to three character code denoting the type of an Extra, for example 'C' for car hire, 'SKI' for Ski extras. Allocated by the provider.The quantity of an extra being booked. A value of zero may be used to remove an automatic or previously selected extra.A code which links two or more Extras together, enabling a rule to be applied to all group members e.g. only one of the group may be booked, or any combination.The name of an extra.One or more pointers to the Inventory Item(s) with which an extra may be booked.One or more pointers to the room(s) with which an extra may be booked.Describes an optional service which is not included in the standard package but may be booked in addition.Conditions which must be met for an extra to be bookable e.g. age of passenger, booking of parent extra.The minimum age qualification for an extra.The maximum age qualification for an extra.The minimum number of years of experience required to book this extra e.g. driving experiience for car rental.When 'true', a date must be supplied for the Extra request.When 'true', a duration must be supplied for the Extra request.When 'true', the availabilty of this extra needs to be checked; when 'false' the extra is available.The maximum number of people permitted for this extra (e.g. car occupancy)A collection of prices by booking period.The price of the Extra per unit (which may be person, room, car etc,) and/or durationAdditional textual information is sometimes required when an Extra is selected. This element allows for up to 4 lines of prompts to be displayed.The text of a prompt for additional informationThe line number to define the sequence of the promptIdentifies the parent with which this Extra is available (e.g., an ice skating session with ice skates).Where an option is applicable only to certain passengers, this attribute will contain the ReferencePlaceHolders of the relevant passengers.Selection type and rule code for an extra.Indicates where the extra can be obtained and returned, (e.g., airport, property or resort).Where the extra may be collected from and returned to. Refer to OpenTravel Code List Vehicle Where at Facility (VWF)Indicates whether the Location is for Pickup, DropOff or Both.Selection type and rule code for an extra.Indicates whether the service applies to all passengers on booking, just to selected passengers or not to passengers at all.Requests an optional service which is not included in the standard package but may be booked in addition.Specifies the date and/or duration for the optionCounts of the number of passengers in age categories. Used when individual passenger identification is not required.Additional textual information is sometimes required when an option is selected.Where an option is applicable only to certain passengers, this attribute will contain the ReferencePlaceHolders of the relevant passengers.Provides the available facilities for the enquiror's chosen property and stay.Describes a type of room/cabin/apartment etcDetails of meal arrangements, booked or available according to context, with appropriate supplementary charges.A collection of price information for each available room based on an available board terms (meal plan) e.g prices for each room based on Half Board.The code for a meal plan e.g. AB- as brochure, AI- all inclusive, BB- bed and breakfast, FB- full board, HB- Half Board, RO- room only,SC- self cateringRequest data for any valid item of inventory.Details of an accommodation item required in the package.Details of a flight item required in the package.Details of a rental car included in the package.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items.. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.The name or type of vehicle e.g. 'Opel Corsa or similar'.The supplier's code for the vehicle.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Response data for any valid item of inventory.Defines an accommodation component of a package holiday.Full name or description plus codes for a property.Provides the supplier's and/or national classifiaction and/or rating of the property.The Start date and Duration or End Date of the accommodation stay.A collection of RoomProfile elements.Describes the occupancy of a room or cabin.A collection of room-based passenger-level prices. These will be either actual prices or supplemental charges dependent on the SupplementIndicator attribute. When these are actual prices, they may be by MealPlan (e.g., room prices on HalfBoard arrangement, together with prices on Full Board).The per- passenger price of a room.When 'true', the Amount value in each Price element is additional to the base price; when 'false', the Amount is a full passenger price.Pointer to the MealPlan for which this set of RoomPrices applies - normally used when the SupplementIndicator attribute is 'False'.A collection of MealPlan elementsDetails of meal arrangements, booked or available according to context, with appropriate supplementary charges.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Describes the resort or area containing a property.The code for the resort or area containing a property.Identifies the parent of the Resort. The geo-political position of the destination (e.g. country) is determined by the DestinationLevel attribute.Details of a flight item required in the package.Details of a rental car included in the package.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items.. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.The name or type of vehicle e.g. 'Opel Corsa or similar'.The supplier's code for the vehicle.Defines the chronological and sequential order of an item in a package(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Details of meal arrangements, booked or available according to context, with appropriate supplementary charges.Counts of the number of passengers in age categories. Used when individual passenger identification is not required.Details of individual passengers - may be used instead of CustomerCounts.Where an option is applicable only to certain passengers, this attribute will contain the ReferencePlaceHolders of the relevant passengers.The passenger price of an item - e.g. the base price for a package.A list of the Rooms with which this Meal Plan is available.Details of the customer's own insurance policy.Counts of the number of passengers in age categories. Used when individual passenger identification is not required.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.The name of the customer's chosen insurance company.A reference by which an issued policy is recognised.Defines a complete package holiday response.A link to details of a package.Details of the company offering the package.The Start date and Duration or End Date of the package.A collection of elements to allow any item of inventory to be requested for a booking. Normal usage is for the items to be presented in chronological sequenceAn item of package itinerary - typically a flight, accommodation or car rental arrangement.A collection of requested/booked Extras.Describes an optional service which is not included in the standard package but has been requested in addition.A collection of items of essential information relating to components of a package itinerary.Provides information regarding a package component which could affect a customer's decision to book.The type of package e.g. Flight-only, Air-Inclusive. Refer to OpenTravel Code List Package Type (PKG). The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the packageThe supplier's code to identify the accommodation/tour arrangement for a package.The code for a meal plan e.g. AB- as brochure, AI- all inclusive, BB- bed and breakfast, FB- full board, HB- Half Board, RO- room only,SC- self cateringA code to request a specific promotional price.The code for the tour operator's product brand (e.g., Thomascook, JMC, Sunset).The tour operator's code for the product within the brand (e.g., Summersun, Greece).The status of the booking. Refer to the OpenTravel Code List Status (STS).Defines a complete package holiday request.A reference to a source of information for the package.The company supplying the package.The Start date and Duration or End Date of the package.A collection of elements to allow any item of inventory to be requested for a booking. Normal usage is for the items to be presented in chronological sequence.Details of a package component.A collection of Extras requests.Describes an optional service which is not included in the standard package but may be booked in addition.An identifier for the package.Refer to OpenTravel Code List Package Type (PKG).The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the packageThe supplier's code to identify the accommodation/tour arrangement for a package.The code for a meal plan e.g. AB- as brochure, AI- all inclusive, BB- bed and breakfast, FB- full board, HB- Half Board, RO- room only,SC- self cateringA code to request a specific promotional price.The number of free child places required.The code for the tour operator's product brand (e.g. JMC, Sunset).The tour operator's code for the product within the brand (e.g. Summersun, Greece).Provides dates and times of availability together with duration and prices. The Duration attribite defines the period for which a charge applies, e.g. P1D = per day, P1N = per night, P7D = per week etc. If this attribute is not present, the period is assumed to be the duration of the booking.Provides a price for an extra by booking/rental period whihch may also be at passenger type/age-level.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items.. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Identifies the unit on which on Extra is charged, e.g. per person, room, adult etc.Indicates whether the DurationPeriod is a 'Base' (i.e.. a charge for one of a tier of durations like 3days, 7days etc.) or 'AddOn' (i.e. for periods extending a base period like extra day, extra week etc.)Defines the period for which a charge applies, e.g. P1D = per day, P1N = per night, P7D = per week etc. If this attribute is not present, the period is assumed to be the duration of the booking.An enumerated type that defines how a service is priced. Values: Per stay, Per person, Per night, Per person per night, Per use. Use with an 'AddOn' DurationPeriod to point to the 'Base' DurationPeriod(s) which it extends.When 'true', the accompanying price(s) are guidelines; full pricing will be returned when the Extra is selected in a Quick Cost message. When 'false', an accurate costing can be calculated from the price(s) given. When this attribute is absent, accurate prices will be assumed.The maximum period for which the associated service is bookable.Indicates the number of customers taking specific type of personal insurance.Counts of the number of passengers in age categories. Used when individual passenger identification is not required.Provides details of an air segmentA value representing a supplement for this journey (e.g. Aberdeen to Palma) over the cost of the journey on which package basic price is calculated (e.g. Gatwick to Palma). The element repeats to allow for charges in an alternative currency to be shown.A collection of seat availability by class.Reference Place Holders of the passengers travelling on this flight segment.Provides the recommended date and time of passenger check-in.Indicates whether the flight is a scheduled or charter service.The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the packageA length of time.Provides information regarding a package component which could affect a customer's decision to book.Identifies the type of information e.g. Resort, Flight, Accommodation etc..The supplier's unique identification code for a caution.Pointers to individual InventoryItem elements to which this Caution applies.Pointers to individual Extra elements to which this Caution applies.Construct for holding a flight segment availability object.Departure point of flight segment.Arrival point of flight segment.The operating airline of the flight if it is a codeshare flight. The type of equipment used for the flight..Specifies the date and time of a flight departure.Specifies the date and time of a flight arrival. The number of stops the flight makes(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Used to specify the source of the data being exchanged as determined by trading partners.Provides details for an air segment in a response message.Identifies a section of an aircraft, possibly providing extra services.Indicates whether the flight is a scheduled or charter service.Specifies the day on which the flight departs.The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the packageA length of time.Identifies whether travel is: one way, return trip, circle trip, open jaw, otherProvides the recommended date and time of passenger check-in.Identifies the desk or desks at which the customer will check-in and optionally the handling company operating the check-in service.When 'true', the ticket(s) must be picked up at the airport, usually on the date of departure. When 'false', the tickets will be delivered according to the normal fulfilment arrangements e.g. by post or as an e-ticket.The type of the ticket, e.g. paper or e-ticket.A list of all the items making up a costed bookingA collection of invoice item lines.The total booking cost to the customer.The amount payable at the time of booking to secure the booking.The total fee earned by the agent for the booking.The amount payable by the agent, i.e. GrossAmount less Commission less Tax.Date on which payment must be received.A collection of tax item lines.The amount remaining to be paid by the customer i.e. GrossAmount less the greater of DepositAmount and Amount Received.Date on which payment must be received.The payment amount received against the reservation.Details of a passenger or of a quantity of generic passengers e.g. 2 children aged 5.The name of the passenger or traveler.A special requirement e.g. wheelchair or vegetarian meal.Details of the passenger's passport.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Used to associate this passenger with their insurance cover provided by the supplier.Used to indicate the nationality of a person, if known. Uses ISO 3166 Country Codes.When 'true', indicates that this is the 'lead' passenger (i.e., the primary contact making the booking).A container to allow one to relate individual passengers to an inventory or chargeable item.(Reference Place Holder) - an index code to identify an instance in a collection of like items. For example, used to assign individual passengers or clients to particular itinerary items.Gives a price for a quantity of a traveller type e.g. a price for 2 adults.An enumerated type that defines how a service is priced. Values: Per stay, Per person, Per night, Per person per night, Per use.Describes a type of room/cabin/apartment etc.A full description of the room/apartment etc.Maximum number of adults allowed in a unit of accommodation.The number of cots/cribs available in a room/apartment etc.Indicates whether a free child is permitted in a room/apartment etc.A full definition of a travel segment including supplemental price and facilities.Full name or description plus codes for a property.Refer to OpenTravel Code List Property Class Type (PCT). e.g. 3 (Apartment); 20 (Hotel).A reference to a source of information for the property.Gives a total price and prices by traveler type for a room occupancy combination e.g. 2 adults and 2 childrenA collection of GuestCount by age group.Price for a traveler type in the room.Total price for this room.Used to associate a room price with a specific room.A code to identify a room.Describes the occupancy of a room or cabin.Details of individual passengers in a room; may be used instead of GuestCounts.Where an option is applicable only to certain passengers, this attribute will contain the ReferencePlaceHolders of the relevant passengers.A full description of the room/apartment etc.Maximum number of adults allowed in a unit of accommodation.The number of cots/cribs available in a room/apartment etc.Indicates whether a free child is permitted in a room/apartment etc.Details of seat availability by class with optional charge information.A collection of seat prices. The charge element repeats to allow differential charging according to, for exaample, age.Specifies a seat class and quantity. Describes a customer request for a service or facility which is not directly bookable in the supplier's system and may have to be passed on to the ultimate provider of the service e.g. flowers in room; low floor room etc.Refer to OpenTravel Code List Travel Sector (TVS). Identifies the inventory item to which this request relates.Where details of the package can be found.E.g. brochure code.e.g. brochure edition/issue reference.e.g. page number in the brochure.A value representing a supplement for an item over the cost of the item on which a package basic price is calculated; may be repeated for multiple currencies e.g. GBP and Euros. The charge element repeats to allow differential charging according to, for example, age.Defines a tax item on an invoiceAn amount of tax payable; may be repeated for multiple currencies e.g. GBP and Euros..A short description of the tax item.A code identifying the taxable status of an item e.g. E (Exempt), S (Standard) etc..A percentage rate of tax.
