Use the catalog to review property names, addresses, rooms, amenities and images. For example, you can check the room types and photos of a hotel in Antalya. A shared catalog entry can be linked to the property record your organization uses for sales.
Where should you start?
| What you want to do | Related page |
|---|---|
| Review property details | Property |
| Check room capacity and amenities | Rooms and features |
| Understand property classifications | Categories |
| See which meals a stay includes | Meal plans |
| Check descriptions and photos | Images and content |
| Check the address and location | Location and geography |
| Match source records to the same property | Match property records |
Review a property record
Start with the property name and country to find the right record. Check the address and location so you do not confuse two hotels with similar names. Then review room details, images and the source.
Catalog information is separate from sales conditions. A catalog listing does not mean a property can be booked for a given date. Prices, inventory (the number of rooms available to sell), selling rights and connection requirements are checked separately.