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Workflow for vacation package reservation service:
The workflow for vacation package reservation service is represented below:
The steps or processes in the vacation package reservation service that will book ground transportation for a group of passengers to the airport are:
- First the user needs to get the transport requirements.
- Then the user is asked to choose to hire a car or hire a taxi.
- If the user hires a taxi, then he is asked to make a reservation for the taxi and confirm the reservation...
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