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Bookeasy introduces advanced consoles for accommodation, tour and event operators

Over the past year or so, Bookeasy has developed new look member consoles for Accommodation, Tour and Event Operators - naming them Bookeasy Rooms, Bookeasy Tours and Bookeasy Tickets! Given its success thus far, Bookeasy will be upgrading all Accommodation, Tours and Events Operators to the Advanced Member Consoles in as a…

Peta FussellJune 3, 2015

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Forgotten your Bookeasy username or password?

If you have forgotten your password to your Bookeasy console, you can request temporary access and have the password reset by following the below steps. If you have also forgotten your username, you can use similar steps to also review this information. Unlike passwords, usernames cannot be reset. Forgotten Bookeasy username and/or password: 1.…

Peta FussellMay 26, 2015

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A picture is worth 1000 words!

Do your photos tell a story? Like any other promotional activity, the imagery you select for your web listing at margaretriver.com should not only showcase your product but also convey a positive and enjoyable experience. In our experience, the better the images on your web page, the longer potential visitors spend engaging with…

Peta FussellMay 25, 2015

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How to apply specials to your accommodation inventory

This 'how to' is designed for accommodation operators who use Bookeasy's 'Room Operator' console using the daily rates method (including channel manager connections). Bookeasy allows you to apply 3 types of specials to the existing rates in your accommodation inventory: Pay Stay Deals - the ability to offer free nights to…

Peta FussellMarch 31, 2015

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