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Voucher QR code verification: what the scan should prove

A QR on a voucher is worth printing only if the page it opens says, from your live records, whether the booking still stands. What the check page should show and hide, why its address must be a random token and not the voucher number, who scans it, and what a scan cannot prove.

The iTravel team 8 min read

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What a hotel voucher must show so the front desk accepts it

A hotel voucher is accepted when the desk can match it to a booking it already holds, in under a minute. The fields that make that possible, the two references, the sentence about who pays, why vouchers get rejected at check-in, and how numbering and a QR check settle the argument.

The iTravel team 9 min read

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