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Wristband

Meaning in tourism & hospitality, with examples

/ˈrɪstbænd/nounCore term

In tourism & hospitality, wristband means: A plastic or fabric band that guests wear on their wrist to show which board type or services are included in their stay.

In Turkish: bileklik, her şey dahil bilekliği

How it is used

Put on at check-in in all-inclusive resorts; the colour often shows the board type or a VIP or ultra all-inclusive package. Bar and restaurant staff check wristbands before serving. Guests are asked to keep the wristband on for their whole stay.

Example sentences

  1. Here's your all-inclusive wristband. Please wear it for the whole of your stay.

  2. Guests with a blue wristband can also use the à la carte restaurants.

Common collocations

  • all-inclusive wristband
  • wear a wristband
  • put on a wristband
  • check wristbands
  • wristband colour
  • all-inclusiveDescribes a holiday or hotel price that covers the room, all meals, most drinks and many activities, so guests pay little extra on site.
  • check inTo arrive at a hotel, register your details and receive your room key. Staff also check a guest in.
  • local drinksAlcoholic and soft drinks produced in the country, which are usually included in an all-inclusive package, unlike most imported brands.
  • bartenderA person who prepares and serves drinks at a bar, takes orders and keeps the bar area clean and well stocked.

More terms: Check-in & Check-out

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