Booking Terms & Conditions per Language

Showing a Bulgarian tourist your cancellation policy in English isn't just bad service — in some jurisdictions it's not a binding agreement. Consumer protection law in the EU increasingly expects T&Cs to be presented in the consumer's language. For a venue serving guests in multiple languages, that means maintaining a set of terms per locale.

Booking Terms per Language lets you store a T&C block for each language the form supports — English, Bulgarian, Greek, and more. When the guest opens the booking form in their language, the T&C they see (and the one they agree to by submitting) is in that language. The acceptance is logged with the exact language version the guest saw.

The terms cover whatever you need: cancellation policy, no-show fees, deposit handling, data processing. Edit in one place, the form picks it up everywhere. For multi-venue groups, each venue can have its own set — a fine-dining venue's policy is different from a casual one.