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Due out

Meaning in tourism & hospitality, with examples

adjectiveCommon term

In tourism & hospitality, due out means: Describes an occupied room or guest expected to check out that day.

In Turkish: bugün çıkış yapması beklenen

How it is used

Used in daily room planning; expected departure does not mean the room is already empty or clean.

Example sentences

  1. Room 214 is due out today, but the guest has not returned the key yet.

    The label is a forecast for the day rather than confirmation of vacancy.

  2. We gave housekeeping the due out list so they could plan the afternoon room turnover.

    Expected departures help allocate cleaning work before rooms become available.

Common collocations

  • due out list
  • due out room
  • check outTo pay your bill, return your key and leave a hotel at the end of your stay.
  • room statusThe current condition of a room in the hotel system, such as vacant clean, vacant dirty, occupied or out of order.

More terms: Housekeeping

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