Combined offers

Offers can be set at multiple phases of the collaboration with partners:

  • As part of the contract (early booking offer / longstay offer)
  • During the season (yielding offer)

Sometimes these offers need to be calculated separately, but often also together (cumulative).

For example: a campsite has contractually agreed upon an early booking offer of 5% for all bookings that are being made until the 31st of March for the entire season. This campsite has also contractually agreed upon a long stay offer of 20% for all stays with a minimum of 7 nights, for all stays until the 14th of July and as of the 21st of August until the end of season.

During season the campsite notices a drop in bookings for arrival period the month of June. So in April they decide that they want to promote the month of June with an additional offer of 10%. This offer isn’t restricted by a minimum number of nights and need to be calculated in combination with the long stay offer that is already in place.

So when a client in April now books a 4 night stay in June the offer is 10% (last minute) and when a client in April books a 7 night stay in June the offer is 20% (long stay) PLUS 10% (last minute).

How to set up the Combined offer in rate manager?

The set up combined offers you need to have access to the rate manager offer module.

  • Create offers which need to be combined

  1. Created test 5% offer
  2. Created test 10% offer 

  • Combine offers 

Go to the offer which you want to combine with another offer and go to the tab 'Combinations':

Next, provide a name for the combination you are going to create: 


And select the offer that need to be combined with the offer you had already selected. 

Your combination is created: 

In this scenario, the starting point was offer 5%. When we'd look up offer 10%, you'd see this tab below be filled out so you can see that offer 10% is used in the combination with the offer 5%. 

Things to remember

  1. Offer always calculates over the accommodation base price 
  2. There is no order in the calculation of the offers; if you have a 5% discount combined with 10% discount. This means that 15% discount will be provided. 
  3. Max combinations supported is 2. If we have offer 1, 2 and 3 and we: 
    1. Combine offer 1 + 2
    2. Combine offer 2 + 3
    3. The offer combination 1 + 2 + 3 will not be supported. 
  4. When creating a combination both offers need to be valid in the period you would like to combine them.