Glossary
Cancellation Fee
Fees that guests have to pay if they cancel after the cancellation deadline has expired. These can be a flat amount withheld from the refund. They can also be a full forfeiture of the deposit paid. Deposits are often a percentage of the total cost, for example, 30% or 50%. These are usually non-refundable. In the US, it is always included in the rental agreement or contract.
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