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Motel
Motel Motel is the type of hotel that provides parking near the room; room doors ususlly give out onto the parking lot.
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Motel
Motel is the type of hotel that provides parking near the room; room doors ususlly give out onto the parking lot.
Lot
LOT is a Polish airline.
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Motel 6
Motel 6 is a prestigious international hotel chain.
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Minimum connecting time
Minimum connecting time refers to the minimum time necessary, that is legally defined, for changing planes at a given airport.
Minimum land package
Minimum land package refers to the minimum cost that must be purchased for land arrangements in order to qualify for a special air fare.
Minimum room
Minimum room is an inexpensive hotel room that is under the agreement that the booking can be upgraded if other rooms are available on arrival.
Modem
Modem refers to the device which0 allows computers to exchange data through the phone lines.
Modified American plan
Modified American plan refers to the hotel rate which includes two daily meals, most of the times breakfast and dinner.
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Motor home
Motor home means a self-driving recreational vehicle, opposed to towed, containing complete living accommodation.
Multi-level
Multi-level refers to buildings with more than one floor or level.
MST
MST is the abreviation for Mountain Standard Time.
Mal de mer
Mal de mer is a French term for seasickness.
Maximum authorized amount
Maximum authorized amount refers to the largest sum of money that a bank can withdraw from an account of a travel agency to settle its weekly sales report.
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