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Complete video walkthrough of how to create an experience
A step-by-step guide
General advice and tips
Video guide
Step by Step guide
Go to experiences
Click the green button in the right corner
Choose the language(s) for your experience and if you want an auto-translation
You can add languages in the Storefront menu - Language settings
Upload at least 1 photo or video that shows your experience
Choose an Experience Title
Select or add a location
Select a maximum of guests per event or choose "No capacity limit"
Select how your guest can book tickets
Individually (Per person)
Couples (2 persons)
Groups (Set a minimum and maximum per group)
Select the latest time of booking (Optional)
You can read more about your options here
Set up your tickets
You can add VAT per ticket and add-ons (Optional)
Describe your ticket (Optional)
Set up add-ons to your tickets if you have any (Optional)
Describe your experience (Optional)
This is only needed if you use our Storefront
Remember to add what is included in the experience
Add tags (Optional)
Tags can be used as a filter in your Storefront and for the embedded widget
This can also be used as a landing page for your guests.
Add practical information for you (Optional)
This information will also be added to the booking confirmation
Set up questions for your guests (eg. allergies, shoe sizes etc.) (Optional)
Choose if this should be mandatory
Choose if the question should be per guest or booking
Click preview if you want to see how your new experience looks
Click Publish when you are ready to receive bookings
General advice
The experience is where the customer's attention is captured! It is important to create a short yet rich header for your experience with an engaging description.
Remember to test how it looks in the storefront, to ensure that it works as it should.
If you have used the AI generator, we always recommend that you read the text before going live.
When you choose a standard price it means that the experience has only 1 ticket type and the price is the same for everybody. If needed you can add different ticket types to your experience. For example adult tickets or child tickets with different pricing.
It is also possible to make one or more add-ons for each ticket type which is a great way to boost your revenue.
Examples of add-ons:
Wine menu
Snacks on the tour
Apron for the cooking class
Pictures during the event
Raincoat for the hiking trip
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