Extra charge
Meaning in tourism & hospitality, with examples
In tourism & hospitality, extra charge means: An additional amount of money added to the main price for a specific service, item, time, or condition.
In Turkish: ek ücret
How it is used
Common in hotels, restaurants, and bookings for late check-out, minibar use, upgrades, resort fees, or special services not included in the base price.
Example sentences
The reservation includes breakfast, but there is an extra charge for airport transfer after midnight.
Here, the term shows that one service is included in the package, while another service requires separate payment.
Before confirming the booking, the agent explained the extra charge for adding a third bed to the room.
In this example, the term refers to a specific added fee linked to a change in room setup.
Common collocations
- extra charge applies
- extra charge for parking
- without extra charge
- incur an extra charge
Related terms
More terms: Reservations & Rates
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