A hotel might sell a room to a "walk-in"guest who arrived without a reservation. This is the same as "walking"a guest into one of the hotel's unreserved and vacant guest rooms. In other words, "walking"a guest and a "walk-in"guest are basically the same thing.

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"Walking" a guest refers to the practice of sending a guest to another hotel when the original hotel is overbooked, while a "walk-in" guest is someone who arrives at the hotel without a reservation and is seeking a room. These are two distinct practices.

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