This page contains an end-to-end booking example for a common API 2.1 workflow.
Each and every API call is authenticated. To access the API, you must provide valid client credentials. See Client Authentication for more on this topic. To request access, visit the Request API Access page.
The API team also strongly encourages the use of Advanced Error Codes while making API requests. Enabling this functionality is as simple as dropping in an additional HTTP header. This alters the way the API responds when it encounters an error, providing extended semantics on the nature of the failure. See Advance Error Responses for more on this topic. You may use this header with any API request.
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