iCal synchronisation is a way to keep your holiday home calendars up to date across different booking platforms. When a date is booked or blocked on one calendar, it is shown as unavailable on the others, so you are less likely to face double bookings.

How does iCal synchronisation work?

iCal is a common calendar format used by most booking platforms and calendar apps. Each calendar has a private link that other calendars can read. Your calendars check these links regularly and update availability automatically, so you don't have to enter the same dates in several places.

What are the benefits for hosts?

• Fewer double bookings: Your availability stays aligned across all the channels where your property is listed.
• Less manual work: You update your calendar once, and the changes reach your other channels.
• Accurate availability for guests: Guests see the dates that are actually free.

Is my guest information shared?

No. iCal synchronisation only shares which dates are booked or blocked. Guest names and personal details are not transferred between calendars.

Where can I learn more?

To connect your calendars step by step, read our guide on how to configure an iCal sync to connect your calendar with other platforms.