Hotel Raxa - Advanced Booking System Implementation
🏨 Hotel Booking Enhancements: - Implemented Eagle Booking Advanced Pricing add-on - Added Booking.com-style rate management system - Created professional calendar interface for pricing - Integrated deals and discounts functionality 💰 Advanced Pricing Features: - Dynamic pricing models (per room, per person, per adult) - Base rates, adult rates, and child rates management - Length of stay discounts and early bird deals - Mobile rates and secret deals implementation - Seasonal promotions and flash sales 📅 Availability Management: - Real-time availability tracking - Stop sell and restriction controls - Closed to arrival/departure functionality - Minimum/maximum stay requirements - Automatic sold-out management 💳 Payment Integration: - Maintained Redsys payment gateway integration - Seamless integration with existing Eagle Booking - No modifications to core Eagle Booking plugin 🛠️ Technical Implementation: - Custom database tables for advanced pricing - WordPress hooks and filters integration - AJAX-powered admin interface - Data migration from existing Eagle Booking - Professional calendar view for revenue management 📊 Admin Interface: - Booking.com-style management dashboard - Visual rate and availability calendar - Bulk operations for date ranges - Statistics and analytics dashboard - Modal dialogs for quick editing 🔧 Code Quality: - WordPress coding standards compliance - Secure database operations with prepared statements - Proper input validation and sanitization - Error handling and logging - Responsive admin interface 🤖 Generated with Claude Code (https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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