Examples of using Ticket vendors in English and their translations into Slovak
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Carriers, ticket vendors and tour operators shall not refuse, on the grounds of disability or of reduced mobility.
Annex II to Regulation No 1371/2007 contains a list of the minimum information tobe provided by railway undertakings and/or ticket vendors.
Railway undertakings and ticket vendors shall offer tickets and, where available, through‑tickets and reservations.
This concerns the transmission of notifications of the need for assistance for disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility to thirdparties by bus and/or coach undertakings or ticket vendors.
Bus and/or coach undertakings, their ticket vendors and tour operators shall not refuse, on the grounds of disability or of reduced mobility.
Station managerRailway undertakings andinfrastructure managers shall make real- time data relating to trains, including those operated by other railway undertakings available to railway undertakings and ticket vendors, in a non-discriminatory manner.
The text also clarifies rail companies' and ticket vendors' responsibilities and liabilities in cases where tickets are bought in a single transaction.
Railway undertakings shall ensure that, except for emergency situations, any change to the technical specification oftheir APIs is made available to tour operators and ticket vendors in advance as soon as possible and no less than three months before a change is implemented.
Railway undertakings, tour operators or ticket vendors may offer contract conditions more favourable for the passenger than the conditions laid down in this Regulation.
Without prejudice to social tariffs, the contract conditions and tariffs applied by carriers shall be offered to the general public without any direct or indirect discrimination based on the nationality of the final customer oron the place of establishment of the carriers, or ticket vendors within the Union.
Railway companies, ticket vendors and tour operators are also obliged to inform on the accessibility of rail services, on the access conditions and its reasons on request.
In the event of refusal to accept a reservation on the grounds referred to under points(a) or(b) of the first subparagraph,carriers, ticket vendors or tour operators shall make reasonable efforts to propose an acceptable alternative to the person in question.
Railway undertakings and, where possible, ticket vendors shall provide the passenger during the journey, including at connecting stations, with at least the information set out in Annex II, Part II.
In the event of refusal to accept a reservation on the grounds referred to under points(a) or(b) of thefirst subparagraph, carriers, ticket vendors or tour operators shall make reasonable efforts to propose an acceptable alternative to the person in question.
At your request, rail companies, ticket vendors, and tour operators must also provide you with information on the accessibility of rail transport services, passenger coaches, and on-board facilities.
The rules provided for in paragraph 1 shall be made publiclyavailable by bus and/or coach undertakings or ticket vendors at least at the time a reservation is made, in appropriate ways, and in the same languages as those in which information is generally made available to all passengers.
Carriers, their ticket vendors or tour operators shall ensure that all relevant information concerning the conditions of carriage, journey information and information on accessibility of services is available in appropriate and accessible formats for disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility including online booking and information.
The carriage of bicycles may be refused or restricted for safety or operational reasons,provided that railway undertakings, ticket vendors, tour operators and, where appropriate, station managers inform passengers of the conditions for such a refusal or restriction in accordance with Regulation(EU) No 454/2011. ï.
Railway undertakings, ticket vendors, station managers and infrastructure managers shall keep the incident data necessary to assess the complaint for two years and make them available to national enforcement bodies upon request.
Notwithstanding the provisions of Article 6, carriers, ticket vendors or tour operators may refuse, on the grounds of disability or of reduced mobility, to accept a reservation from or to issue a ticket to or to embark a disabled person or a person with reduced mobility.
All railway undertakings, ticket vendors, station managers and infrastructure managers of stations handling more than 10 000 passengers per day on average over a year shall each shall set up a complaint‑handling mechanism for the rights and obligations covered in this Regulation in their respective field of responsibility.
(23) This Regulation shouldnot restrict the rights of railway undertakings, ticket vendors, railway station or infrastructure managers to seek compensation, where applicable, from any person, including third parties, in accordance with applicable national lawfor meeting their obligations to passengers under this Regulation.
YES- Rail companies, ticket vendors and tour operators must make information on access to rail transport services, access to passenger coaches and facilities on board easily available.
Railway undertakings and ticket vendors offering transport contracts on behalf of one or more railway undertakings shall provide passengers with information on any connections with other transport modes.
Bus and/or coach undertakings, ticket vendors and tour operators shall take all measures necessary to facilitate the receipt of notifications of the need for assistance made by disabled persons or persons with reduced mobility.
Railway undertakings, station managers, ticket vendors and tour operators shall cooperate in order to provide assistance to disabled persons and persons with reduced mobility in line with Articles 22 and 23 in accordance with the following points.
Ö All Õ Rrailway undertakings ð, ticket vendors, station managers and infrastructure managers of stations handling more than 10 000 passengers per day on average over a year ï shall Ö each Õ set up a complainthandling mechanism for the rights and obligations covered in this Regulation ð in their respective field of responsibility ï.
Without prejudice to social tariffs, railway undertakings or ticket vendors shall offer contract conditions and tariffs to the general public without direct or indirect discrimination on the basis of the final customer's nationality or residence, or the place of establishment of the railway undertaking or ticket vendor within the Union.