schema.OTA_TourInformation.xsd Maven / Gradle / Ivy
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Defines a complete tour request.
A reference to a source of information for the tour.
The company supplying the tour.
The Start date and Duration or End Date of the tour.
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 tour component.
A collection of Extras requests.
Describes an optional service which is not included in the tour but may be booked. in addition.
One or more codes to request promotional pricing (up to 5 may be specified.)
An identifier for the package.
Refer to OpenTravel Code List Package Type (PKG).
The supplier's code to identify the travel arrangement for the package.
The supplier's code to identify the accommodation/tour arrangements.
The code for an included meal. See OpenTravel Code List Meal Plan Type (MPT.)
The number of free child places required.
The code for the tour operator's product brand.
The tour operator's code for the product within the brand.
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).
The TourDescriptiveContent element contains the descriptive information about a tour.
The full name of the tour and/or other identifiers.
Abbreviated tour name.
Unique identifier of a tour.
Descriptive and/or multi-media information about the tour.
Identifies the location of the tour.
Region of the tour e.g. the Sahara.
Region information for the tour.
Describes the geocoded location of the tour.
A free-form definition of the destination's position. Could be used as an online mapping service locator.
Provides information on a specific aspect of a tour.
Identifies an item for the specified category.
Provides the name of the category item.
A code for an item within a category.
Specifies the type of information in the CategoryItem.
Identifies the category as an activity.
Identifies the category theme.
Identifies the category ability level.
Identifies the category exertion level.
Identifies the category comfort level.
A collection of keywords relevant to search for tours.
Keyword relevant to search for tours.
Describes the category of keywords being presented.
Contains guideline price information about the tour.
Provides the duration for the tour.
Textual description of the tour duration (e.g., one day and four hours).
The duration of the tour in ISO8601 format (e.g., P1DT04H).
A collection of departure dates and times.
Departure dates and times.
Describes the duration period, e.g. 5 days, 4 nights.
Allows the provider to indicate whether the schedule is general or specific.
When true, the tour has availability.
Indicates the number of inventory items (e.g. seats) available.
Policy information pertaining to the tour.
Basic customer policy information pertaining to the tour.
The minimum number of customers on the tour.
The maximum number of customers on the tour.
The minimum permitted age for customers on the tour.
The maximum permitted age for customers on the tour.
Booking policy information pertaining to the tour.
The date (AbsoluteCutoff) or period before departure (OffsetDuration) after which no bookings are permitted. The OffsetCalculationMode attribute is not required for Tours.
Provides details of the tour supplier.
Languages spoken by the tour staff.
Language spoken on the tour.
A collection of URL elements.
Identification of the language used for the tour descriptive information.
The local time zone in which the tour departs. This could include additional information regarding time zones (e.g., Daylight Saving Time observed), the difference between the local time and GMT.
Used to define the lifespan of the tour content. Used to provide the first and last dates for the tour.
Defines the dates and authorship of the creation and latest update of the descriptive data.
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