Receiving new bookings for a new experience

Divya20
Level 3
Gurugram, India

Receiving new bookings for a new experience

I have just started a new experience with Airbnb and have not received any bookings for the same so far. Is there something I should be doing a different way? Here they are: 

https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/766377

https://www.airbnb.com/experiences/986402

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Nutth0
Host Advisory Board Alumni
Chiang Mai, Thailand

Hi @Divya20 your experiences look nice.

 

I am also a host home & 3 Experiences. I think you already done well with your listing but a price may a little expensive as a normal rate for experiences is around 50 USD. You can try adding a discount to attract your first booking ( In Desktop mode - in your experiences page - edit - Price settings - Spacial offer or early bird discount )

 

For myself, it took about 1 month to get the first booking 🙂

Thank or the input and the nice words for the experience. Considering the price - 50 USD is a very less amount for me to cover my expenses that I will be incurring at the bar. 

Kat84
Level 10
San Pedro, Philippines

What are the reviews policies for experiences? I wasn't able to find, if the guest can cancel and still leave you the review... 

Nutth0
Host Advisory Board Alumni
Chiang Mai, Thailand

@Kat84 For experiences, if the guest cancel they can't review. If they didn't show or let others come if they do ( Negative ) review you can also let the support know and they can delete it.   

Kat84
Level 10
San Pedro, Philippines

Dee, your experience is nothing different from a regular folk asking Airbnb to give him suggestions on best bars or night clubs (or Google it).

 

There should be something Cultural and Secretive in it. For example "Indian cocktails you have never tried, made with local ingredients", "hidden gems of Delhi", extra food as part of Indian experience, themed party or something that is not easy to get for a regular folk. 

 

Also your listing is not clear. Like what kind of bars I can expect? At least example. Saying that your husband "might join" is not clear and not nice as it might be understood that it is only you who decide. Give your guest an option to choose. So, he will set clear expectations if it's boy only, girl only or couples.