BookInnTimePlenty of sites will list local businesses. Fewer will let you finish what you came to do. You find a barber, and the trail ends at a phone number, an out-of-date opening time, and a form that goes to an inbox nobody reads.
Connecting means the handover works. The listing knows what the business offers, what it costs, and when it is free, because the business keeps that in the same place it runs its day from — not in a profile it filled in once and forgot.
Why the country lock exists
BookInnTime only shows businesses that can actually serve you. A cleaner four thousand kilometres away is not a result, it is noise, and a directory full of noise is one nobody trusts twice.
That is also why there is no filter to switch it off. A setting that lets you widen the search to places that cannot serve you is a setting that exists to make the numbers look bigger.