booking office

noun

British.

1. a ticket office, especially one in a railway station.

Word History and Origins

Origin of booking office¹

First recorded in 1830–40

Example Sentences

“Moving forward, Alibaba plans to deeply integrate core lifestyle and productivity services—including digital maps, food delivery, travel booking, office tools, e-commerce, education, and health guidance—directly into the Qwen App,” the company said.

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He said that he was entering the station, having purchased a ticket from the booking office, when the explosion happened.

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The trust said ticket holders should receive an automatic email from the booking office and refunds would be issued.

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"What that means is there are going to be booking office closures, job losses and station closures - and a denial for the most vulnerable people in society to get access to Scotland's trains," he said.

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The taxi booking office he manages near Mecca's iconic Grand Mosque, the Masjid al-Haram, is empty.

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