Weeks first, figure second, everything else after
The two facts that decide almost every answer are the weeks you can travel and the figure you are working from. Give both and the reply will be specific. Give one and the reply will be a set of questions.
Rough weeks are fine. "The second half of October" is more useful than a single date, because most of these departures run on fixed days and the useful answer is which of them your window catches.
What a reply contains
A named departure or two, the figure confirmed against your actual dates rather than the starting figure on the page, the share the operating company wants at booking, what the operator's terms say about changing your mind, and what is not in the price.
If nothing on the desk fits, the reply says so. That happens most often when the weeks are fixed and short, and the trips that suit are seasonal in a different part of the year.
Start from the figure you actually have
Requests are taken every hour of every day. A person reads what this collects and writes back inside one business day. Money never changes hands here, and this office holds no card details of yours at any stage.
How long the wait actually is
Put something in writing and a person here answers it before the next business day is out. Getting a figure against particular nights adds two to four working days, since the operating company has to look at your dates first and reply before any number is repeated to you.
Nothing goes out from here that you did not ask for. This office answers what reaches it and starts nothing of its own, by voice or by message.
Orchard and Oar Bookings LLC
1401 E Broward Blvd, Suite 305Fort Lauderdale, FL 33301
+1 (954) 522-3140Calls run one way only: this office answers what reaches it and starts nothing of its own, by voice or by message.
reservations@orchardandoar.com
No opening times are posted. What is promised instead is the wait: a written request is answered inside one business day, and that is the undertaking the office will be held to.