We have two different ways to organize activities: by type or by geographical location.
Activities are organized by type using Categories, Verticals, Lists and by geographical location using Cities and Venues.
Below you can find a brief description of how to filter activity.
City
The cities we cover with available inventory
Venue
The main POI we cover with activities available there, such as Vatican Museums, Eiffel Tower and more.
Verticals
The first layer of our activities categorization.
You can browse our inventory through verticals to identify activities related to Museums & art, Tours & attractions, Performances, Food & wine, Active & adventure, Sports, Nightlife.
Categories
The second layer of our activities categorization.
Much more detailed than the “vertical”, using the categories you can identify activities related to “Moto GP”, “City passes”, “Segway tours”, “Ballet”, “Helicopter & balloon rides” and more.
List
A container of activities and POIs for strategic recommendations.
You will find results like “24 hours in New York”, “Best 5 clubs in Vienna”, and more made by our editorial team.
Open date
Activities that do not have any schedule info. The customer buy the ticket and then can use whenever he want. There might be restriction for some particular day (Easter, Christmas etc). These restrictions are usually specified in the description.
For these activities the client application doesn't need to show the calendar during the purchase process because no date selection is required.
Open date activities have property open set to true in the activity model.
Daily
Tickets are valid for a specific day but there are no time restriction.
Daily activities have property daily set to true in the activity model.
Time based
Tickets are valid for a specific day and time.