Every event that
moves the market.
Holidays, festivals, conferences, sports, the wedding you booked for the August long weekend — one calendar carries them all. Subscribed by country and category, fed automatically into every screen that needs context.
The Forecast AI shouldn't have to be told it's a national holiday. The Insights tile shouldn't read a RevPAR spike as random when an F1 weekend explains it. The Pricing Calendar should already know about the festival on row 14. The Event Calendar is the layer that makes sure they do.
Public holidays sync themselves. Events you add by hand.
Public holidays for 51 countries land in the calendar automatically — refreshed every night from a public-source feed. Bank holidays, observances, school holidays — all flagged on the relevant cells. You never type one in.
Events are the layer above: festivals, conferences, sports weekends, in-house weddings, group blocks, renovation windows. Anyone on your team can add one. The hotel admin controls what's visible — and what stays private to your property.
- Public holidays for 51 countries — synced nightly, never manual
- Public events you add for your market — visible to every Peaqplus hotel that subscribes
- In-house events — private to your hotel, never visible to anyone else
- Categories — Festival · Sport · Conference · Fair · School holiday · Other (configurable)
- Subscribe by source-market country — German school holidays matter if you receive German guests
One admin adds the local event. Every hotel in the region sees it.
Most market events aren't unique to one hotel. The Sziget Festival in Budapest affects every property in the catchment area. The F1 weekend lifts city-hotel pace across the whole country. The local marathon, the trade fair, the regional university's graduation week.
When any admin on the Peaqplus platform adds a public event for their country, every other hotel subscribed to that country and that category sees it. The market intelligence compounds — a Peaqplus customer never has to discover an event the rest of the network already knows about. Your own in-house events stay private.
- Public events — visible to every hotel subscribed to that country + category
- In-house events — visible only to your hotel, even on a multi-property account
- Per-hotel hide — if a public event is too far from your catchment, hide it just for you
- No double-entry — one admin types it, the whole subscribed community sees it
Every AI surface gets event context, automatically.
The Event Calendar is not a standalone screen you open occasionally. It's the context layer that flows into every AI prompt, every Insight narrative, every Pricing Calendar row. The team enters the event once; every relevant screen picks it up.
The nightly AI correction reads the events landing in the forecast window. When August 18–25 is the F1 weekend, the AI doesn't treat the pickup spike as noise — it knows.
When a week's RevPAR is unusual, the Insights narrative surfaces the event that explains it: "Higher RevPAR — F1 weekend" — rather than leaving the reader to guess.
Every row that has an event or holiday on it shows a small icon — hover for the full name and category. So when you set the price, you see the context that should shape it.
"What events are coming in August?" The chat answers from the calendar directly — in the user's language, with dates, countries, and categories.
Past-period reviews surface the events that landed in the period — so the team is reading the past with context, not just numbers.
The Daily Briefing and Pickup mails can call out which upcoming events are about to land in the booking window — so the morning email isn't blind to context.
Country + category + hide. Three layers, your choice.
A boutique hotel in a capital city probably cares about its national holidays plus school breaks in the nearby source-market countries (because those guests travel). A resort property might care about all neighbouring countries' holidays. A city business hotel probably cares about conferences but not school holidays.
Subscribe to the countries that matter to your source markets. Subscribe to the categories that matter to your demand pattern. If a single public event is too far from your catchment to be useful, hide just that one for your hotel — the rest of the network keeps seeing it.
- Country subscriptions — your home country plus the markets that send you guests
- Category subscriptions — Festival, Sport, Conference, School holiday, Fair, Other
- Per-event hide — surgically remove a specific event from your view when it doesn't apply
- Permission-aware — admins manage the subscription set; the whole team sees the same calendar
In-house events stay in-house.
The wedding for August 17, the renovation of floor 3 from May 5–12, the corporate group block holding 20 rooms for the regional sales kick-off, the maintenance closure of the spa — these are yours alone. Mark them as in-house and they live only in your calendar.
Other Peaqplus hotels — even sibling properties in the same chain — never see them. The Forecast AI uses them as private context (a known group block IS planned demand for that period). The Insights respect them. Nothing leaks.
- In-house events are visible only to your hotel — never shared with other properties
- Sibling properties on a multi-property account don't see each other's in-house events by default
- Useful for: weddings, group blocks, renovations, maintenance closures, conferences you're hosting
- Same AI awareness — the Forecast and Insights pick up in-house events as private context
See the events flow into every screen.
In our 45–60 minute walkthrough, we open the Event Calendar on the live demo environment, subscribe a hotel to a couple of countries and categories, add an in-house event, and watch it land in the Forecast Context Bar, the Pricing Calendar row, and a sample Pulse Chat answer — all without the admin re-entering anything.
No setup fee. No PMS access needed.