Glossary
Average Daily Rate (ADR)
The Average Daily Rate (ADR) indicates the average revenue earned per rented night. It's calculated by dividing total income by the number of booked nights. Example: If a property earns $1,500 over 10 booked nights, its ADR is $150.
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