GPTE FAQ

You can find the list of supported languages navigating to the website and expanding Languages drop-down menu:

In case if the needed language is absent among currently available languages, it can be added to the system upon the client’s request in agreeing on implementation of translations to the needed language(s).

You can find the list of supported currencies navigating to the website and expanding Currencies drop-down menu:

Needed sources of currency exchange rates (ex. ECB) can be configured in the system and viewed navigating to General Settings menu (a gear icon) → Exchange rates:

In case a certain currency is absent in the needed currency exchange rates source, there is also a possibility of manual rates configuration

For seamless displaying of Google maps while search & book process a proper Google key should be set up in the system (it can be done in the Front config admin panel; to get the link and credentials please refer to developer team).

GPTE support mobile applications for iOS and Android using web view approach.

A Web View is essentially an embedded browser within a mobile application that allows developers to display web content directly inside the app. This component acts as a bridge between native app functionality and web-based content, enabling seamless integration of web technologies into mobile applications.

Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) represent a modern approach to building web applications that provide a user experience similar to native apps. PWAs leverage standard web technologies (HTML, CSS, JavaScript) but include enhanced capabilities that allow them to function offline and provide app-like experiences.

While both Web Views and PWAs utilize web technologies, they serve different purposes in mobile development. Web Views are useful for embedding web content in native apps, whereas PWAs provide a standalone web experience that mimics native applications with enhanced capabilities.

Choosing the appropriate type of price list for a hotel involves understanding various pricing strategies and how they align with the hotel's goals, target market, and seasonal demand.

There is a list of available price list types:

• Original (price per pax, board type inclusive)

• Pensionate (price per room, board type inclusive)

• Hotel (price per pax, extra charge for board type)

• etc.

To get an idea of available types of price lists and to determine which type will suit you better, please refer to GPTE Price Lists of Hotels.

The terms price lists and daily rates refer to different pricing strategies, each serving distinct purposes.

Price Lists

Price lists typically provide a comprehensive overview of all available rates for various room types and services offered by a hotel. These lists may include:

• Standard Rates: Fixed prices that do not fluctuate based on demand or occupancy.

• Discounted Rates: Special offers or promotional rates that might be available for certain periods or customer segments.

• Package Deals: Rates that combine room stays with additional services, such as meals or activities.

Daily Rates

In contrast, daily rates are more dynamic and are generally set based on specific criteria such as:

• Day of the Week: Prices can vary significantly depending on the day; for instance, weekends may have higher rates compared to weekdays due to increased demand.

• Occupancy Levels: Daily rates may adjust based on how many rooms are booked. For example, if a hotel is nearing full capacity, prices may rise to maximize revenue.

• Seasonal Variations: Rates can change with the seasons or during special events, reflecting fluctuations in demand.

In summary, while price lists provide a fixed overview of hotel pricing options, daily rates are flexible and can change frequently based on various factors such as occupancy and day of the week.