Contacting Schiphol Airport Massage from a gate or a room
Nothing here is arranged by voice. A written thread keeps the flight number, the room and the agreed hour in one place, which is where you want them when the departure board starts changing.
Writing suits travel. You can send a message from the aircraft once the wifi comes on, from the queue at the transfer desk or from the back seat of a taxi, and the answer is waiting when you next look. Nobody has to hear anything over a boarding announcement.
A first message is answered in one go when it holds these:
- The hotel or address, and the room number once you have it.
- The start time you want, in Amsterdam time.
- The departure you are working back from, with the flight time.
- The length: an hour, ninety minutes, two, three or the overnight.
- The therapist you have picked from the roster, if any, and whether a second guest will be present.
What comes back is who is free at that hour, the cost, and the arrival agreed for that address. Nothing is asked of you before that: no form, no account, no card details, and no deposit until a booking has been agreed.
Writing to Schiphol Airport Massage before you land
You can open the thread while you are still in the air. Give the scheduled arrival and say that you will confirm the room on landing; the reply can hold a provisional hour against it. If the inbound runs late, say so the moment you know, because a layover booking is only as good as the flight times it was built on.
What the thread will not do
It will not book, change or extend a hotel room for you, it will not deal with an airline on your behalf, and it will not contact anyone else. It answers about therapists, formats, timing, length and payment. Plenty of questions are already answered on the FAQ page, and what follows once you have written is on the booking page.
A complaint, a privacy request or anything else that needs a record rather than a reply goes by e-mail to contact@schipholairportmassage.com.
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