Decolar API definition

Decolar API means Decolar’s XML application protocol interface, or any future method, conduit or medium of delivery or access, which makes Decolar Travel Products available for booking by customers on any third-party Travel Solution.
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Examples of Decolar API in a sentence

  • In connection with the making available of and booking of the Decolar Travel Products by End Users via the Decolar API and Expedia Application, Expedia undertakes that the cancellation policy terms and conditions will substantially be reflected in the terms and conditions and privacy policy (as applicable) under which Expedia will make available the Decolar Travel Products to the End Users via any Expedia Platform.

  • Decolar shall be responsible for any and all costs associated with the standard development and operations of the Decolar API in the form delivered to Expedia.

  • Supplier agrees to honor all Bookings made during the Term at the Room Price (together with the relevant Hotel Fees and/or Taxes) provided through the Decolar API at the time such Booking occurred, including Bookings with stay-dates occurring after the expiration or termination of this Agreement.

  • The Parties shall use commercially reasonable efforts to create an application (the “Expedia Application”) which interfaces with the Decolar API, which provides access to the aforementioned Decolar Travel Products by the first anniversary of the date hereof.

  • Expedia acknowledges and understands that to be able to comply with this Agreement it will need to operate the then-current version of the Decolar API in accordance with the timelines set forth above.

  • Decolar shall make the then-current version of the Decolar API available to Expedia for use by Expedia in accordance with the provisions of this Agreement.

  • Provided that Payments are performed in accordance to Section B.3.b, Supplier acknowledges that it is solely responsible for (i) the accuracy of such Tax rate information, the identification of applicable Taxes and any changes to the Tax rates entered into Decolar API and (ii) any Taxes related to any corporate or organizational structure of Decolar and its Affiliates, including any intercompany payments or flow of funds to or between the Decolar and its Affiliates.

  • Promptly after receiving the Complaint Notice, Expedia will investigate whether the Room Price in question was less than the Authorized Selling Price for such Decolar Travel Product from such Property, and if the evidence supports the claim set forth in the Claim Notice, Expedia will no longer display a Room Price less than the Authorized Selling Price for Decolar Travel Products for such Property sourced through the Decolar API.

  • Supplier agrees to make available through the Decolar API all relevant, including the most up-to-date, information relating to such Property’s Rate Plans, availability, applicable Tax rates, Hotel Fees, Property and Room Information, cancellation and no show policies.

  • All Payments made by the Parties under this Agreement will be made in the same currency in which the Room Price and Rate Plan is made available through the Decolar API for the relevant Bookings and sent via wire transfer.

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