Events, Holidays, and High-Demand Dates

The Events/Holidays feature allows you to stay informed about significant occasions in your hyperlocal market, providing insights into upcoming events, holidays, and high-demand dates. This also includes the average prices set for each of these dates.

1. Events: Any occasions or happenings that induce demand (e.g. Formula 1 Race, Taylor Swift concert, etc.)
   
2. Holidays: Festivities happening from all over the world (e.g. Christmas, Thanksgiving, Diwali, Eid, etc.)
   
3. High Demand dates: Any days or dates wherein we're picking up more demand in your market (e.g. Weekends)
   

Viewing Events, Holidays, and High-Demand Dates

You can access this page from both the Pricing Calendar and the Multi Calendar. 

On the Pricing Calendar, click on the View (eye) icons next to Event/Holidays

On the Multi Calendar Page, click the 3 dots next to the listing name, and then select Events/Holidays.

You will have access to the list of events including the covered dates, average price, and date specific overrides.

Reporting an Event

Aside from viewing events and holidays, you can also report an event that may have been missed. Just click on the Report Event button then add the details of the event. Once submitted, our team will review the event reported, and add to the table if needed.

If you'd like to make any changes in rates or min stays for specific events, holidays, or high-demand dates, you can use our Date Specific Overrides to apply your preferred settings. For more info, you can check our guide here.

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