02-27-2014, 09:10 PM
Hello Anders,
thank you so much for your detailed and smart post. I agree with your topic. We should do something to compete with the OTAs offer. Let's begin from the easier topic: taxes. We already divide the price of your rooms, communicating TripAdvisor:
1) The price of the room without taxes
2) The price of the taxes
This happens at least for the following countries: Spain, Italy, Russia. So, I fear that something is wrong here. Is your property correctly configured? I mean, did you setup ES as property country?
This being said: I will have a look at your account to understand the better way to follow (if possible as I think) your advice. Not all properties on WuBook have shared dorm, but in this case we can use them to decrease the property BID.
I'll update this thread as soon as possible. As always, I'm sorry for the delay of my response: as I often repeat, I generally take one day /week to follow all posts on our forums (the italian one is very alive and I would like to vitalize the english one, which is its younger brother!).
thank you so much for your detailed and smart post. I agree with your topic. We should do something to compete with the OTAs offer. Let's begin from the easier topic: taxes. We already divide the price of your rooms, communicating TripAdvisor:
1) The price of the room without taxes
2) The price of the taxes
This happens at least for the following countries: Spain, Italy, Russia. So, I fear that something is wrong here. Is your property correctly configured? I mean, did you setup ES as property country?
This being said: I will have a look at your account to understand the better way to follow (if possible as I think) your advice. Not all properties on WuBook have shared dorm, but in this case we can use them to decrease the property BID.
I'll update this thread as soon as possible. As always, I'm sorry for the delay of my response: as I often repeat, I generally take one day /week to follow all posts on our forums (the italian one is very alive and I would like to vitalize the english one, which is its younger brother!).