What does FARE. stand for?

What does FARE. mean? We have 29 definitions. Read most used FARE. meanings below.

IT FARE. — Inclusive tour fare.
NORMAL FARE. — An airline fare for a completely unrestricted ticket.
LOCAL FARE. — 1. The fare on a direct flight. 2. A fare for transportation on a single carrier.
FARE. — 1. The price charged for transportation. 2. A paying passenger on a plane, train, or other public means of transport. 3. Range of food, for example, the fare served by a restaurant.
ADD-ON FARE. — Amount added to a gateway fare to arrive at a through fare. Sometimes called a proportional fare.
GATEWAY FARE. — The fare to a major foreign city, or "gateway."
BASE FARE. — The fare, as of an airline ticket, before tax has been added. Commissions are calculated on the base fare.
JOINT FARE. — The fare charged for travel that utilizes more than one airline. The fare is agreed upon by the airlines involved.
EXCURSION FARE. — A special-price fare that comes with restrictions, such as advance purchase requirements and a minimum stay. Usually a round-trip fare.
UNRESTRICTED FARE. — A higher fare for a ticket offering maximum flexibility. Typically, unrestricted fares require no advance purchase, no Saturday night stay, no roundtrip purchase, and are fully refundable without pena
BULK FARE. — 1. A fare available only when buying blocks of seats. 2. Any negotiated fare, such as those provided to consolidators or corporations.
THROUGH FARE. — Fare to a foreign destination reached via a gateway city.
CONSTRUCTION FARE. — A round-the-world fare created by a specialist, usually a consolidator, by stitching together a series of one way fares on a number of airlines. See also, alliance fare.
BUDGET FARE. — Any of a number of heavily restricted airline fares offering a substantial discount off the normal fare.
BEREAVEMENT FARE. — A lower airline fare offered to those traveling due to a death or illness in their immediate family.
TOUR BASING FARE. — 1. A discounted excursion fare, typically available only to passengers who also purchase a land tour as part of a package. 2. A fare on which a travel agent receives a higher than normal commission if
CONDITIONAL FARE. — A fare that guarantees passage on the next available flight if the flight for which the ticket was purchased is full.
FAT FINGER FARE. — Slang. An erroneous fare posted by a supplier on a web site or booking engine due to human error.
TOUR-BASED FARE. — See inclusive tour fare.
DING FARE. — A discounted fare offered by Southwest Airlines and broadcast to home computers via an application called "Ding®."
PROMOTIONAL FARE. — A discount fare designed to increase volume.
CRUISE FARE. — The actual cost of a cruise, excluding any extras, such as port taxes and gratuities.
MEETING FARE. — Special fare negotiated with an airline for passengers traveling to attend a specific meeting or convention.
BILL OF FARE. — A menu in a restaurant.
PEAK FARE. — A higher fare that applies during periods of maximum demand for a destination.
CROAK FARE. — Slang. An airline's bereavement fare or other fare based on compassionate reasons. The implication is that one has to die to qualify for the fare.
PENALTY FARE. — Fare subject to a deduction or other fee should the passenger change the itinerary or cancel.
ARBITRARY FARE. — See add-on fare.
DOMESTIC FARE. — Fare charged for travel within a country.

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