Hotel Raxa Dev 5b1e2453c7 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

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Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
2025-07-11 07:43:22 +02:00

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