In plain English
It means moving a traveller to a different available trip because the booked one can no longer be used. The focus is on arranging another transport service for that traveller.
In context
Here, “reaccommodation” names the disruption-handling process of assigning the traveller to another available transport service when the booked one cannot be used.
- Situation
- Changing trips, requesting refunds, reading disruption options, and handling travel documents
- What it communicates
- names the disruption-handling process of assigning the traveler to another travel option.
Meaning limits
The term itself does not state why the original service cannot be used or which replacement service is involved.
Examples
“When the booked ferry could not be used, the agent offered reaccommodation on the later sailing instead of a refund.”
“Her reaccommodation onto the morning bus was completed before her suitcase arrived.”