What is meant by Seasonal periods?
The term "season times" refers to designated periods within a year during which vacation rentals or other accommodations are offered at different prices based on demand and the attractiveness of the season. Season times can vary greatly and typically include high season, low season, and shoulder season. They play a crucial role in pricing and occupancy planning for vacation accommodations.
Typical software functions in the area of "season times":
- Seasonal Pricing: Automatic adjustment of prices based on defined season times.
- Availability Management: Managing the availability of accommodations during different season times.
- Booking Rules: Setting minimum stay durations and arrival days depending on the season time.
- Calendar View: Visual representation of season times in a calendar for better overview.
- Reporting: Generating reports to analyze occupancy and revenue during different season times.
- Notifications: Automated alerts about upcoming changes in season times.
Examples of "season times":
- High Season: Period with the highest demand, e.g., summer holidays or Christmas holidays.
- Low Season: Period with lower demand, e.g., spring or autumn.
- Shoulder Season: Transition periods between high and low seasons.
- Holiday Season: Special periods around holidays, e.g., Easter or New Year's.
- Winter Season: Period particularly suitable for winter sports, e.g., January to February.
- Summer Season: Period with typical summer vacationers, e.g., June to August.