Glossary
Blackout Dates
Blackout Dates are specific dates or periods when a vacation rental property is not available for booking. These dates are typically set by the property owner or manager and can be due to various reasons, such as personal use, maintenance, or high demand periods where the property is reserved for direct bookings at higher rates. Blackout dates are common in the hospitality and travel industries to manage availability and optimize revenue.
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