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Booking Engine & Policies — Language, Currency & Guest Info

Control how the booking flow behaves for guests: default language, the currency they pay in, the location map, and the policies they see.

Open Booking & Display Settings

The behavior of your booking website is controlled in the Settings tab of Website Settings. From here you can set: - The default language guests see - Whether the location map appears - Your web address (covered in the Domain guide) Other guest-facing details — your prices, currency, taxes, cancellation terms, and check-in/check-out times — flow in automatically from where you already set them up in the dashboard (the property/unit group setup, your units, and your payment settings). So the website reflects your real operations without you re-entering anything here.

Set the Default Language

Choose which language guests see first when they open your website: 1. In the Settings tab, find Default Language. 2. Select Arabic (العربية) or English by clicking the radio button. It saves instantly and confirms with a message. The "Current default" line below shows your active choice. Important: this only sets the starting language. Guests can always switch the language themselves directly on the website using the language switcher, so you never lock anyone out. Pick the language most of your guests use as the default.

Confirm Your Currency

Guests pay and see prices in your property's currency. This comes from your account and property setup rather than the Website Settings page itself. To check or change it: 1. Make sure your property's currency (for example SAR) is set correctly in your account/property settings. 2. Confirm your unit prices are entered in that same currency. Because prices and currency are pulled live from your units and settings, anything you update there appears on the website automatically. Always double-check a unit's price on the live website after changing currency so guests see the correct amount.

Show the Location & Map

Help guests judge how convenient your location is: 1. In the Settings tab, find Show Location Section. 2. Toggle it on (orange) to display a map and location details on your website, or off (gray) to hide them. The change saves instantly. When on, guests can see how close you are to the airport, landmarks, or the city center — a big factor in their booking decision. Leave it on unless you have a specific reason to keep your exact location private. The displayed location uses the address details from your property setup.

Where Cancellation & House Policies Come From

The cancellation terms, check-in/check-out times, and house rules guests see during booking are not typed on this page. Instead they are pulled from your property and payment configuration: - Cancellation and payment terms come from your payment/booking setup. - Check-in/check-out times and house rules come from your property and unit details. - FAQs you added in the Theme tab also help answer policy questions. So to change what guests see, update those original settings — the booking website refreshes to match. After any change, view your live site and walk through a test booking to confirm the right policy text appears.

Test the Full Booking Flow

Before promoting your website, do one complete test booking as if you were a guest: 1. Open your live website address in a new browser tab. 2. Search for dates, pick a unit, and proceed through the booking steps. 3. Check that the language, currency, prices, and policy text all look correct. 4. Continue to the payment screen to confirm your payment options appear. This catches anything missing — a wrong currency, a blank policy, or a unit with no price. Fix issues at their source (units, property settings, or payment setup), then re-test. A smooth, accurate booking flow is what turns visitors into confirmed reservations.