* Downloadable e-commerce computer software to allow users to perform electronic business transactions via a global computer and communication networks
* Magnetically encoded gift cards;
* Software for accessing and viewing text, images and electronic data relating to conferences in the field of software development;
* Software for making reservations and bookings;
* Software for ordering and/or purchasing goods and services
* Software to enable accessing, displaying, editing, linking, sharing and otherwise providing electronic media and information via the internet and communications networks
That'll be interesting in the UK and Ireland, at least, given the existence of National Book Tokens (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Book_Tokens, https://www.nationalbooktokens.com), which I believe are magstripe-based these days.
The word BOOKing should be a giant flag that they're trying to trademark the generic name there. Reservation book, order book, etc all come from physical books. It would be a giant stretch to try to trademark book for software covering those things.