Virtual objects (cluster objects) and the statistics
'Virtual' objects are not always shown
When determining available and rented object nights, we only include physical objects in the calculation. Virtual objects (created by clusters) are not included.
We do this because otherwise you get a skewed picture of the available capacity. These are effectively not real objects either.
When determining turnover, we only include confirmed reservations; these can be on virtual Rentals and are then included.
When dividing the turnover among the various Rentals, as is done for example with RevPar and ADR, it is possible that the turnover on your virtual object is not shown.
This happens when breaking down or filtering by object.
Example:
Virtual object C consists of objects A and B. A Reservation of 10 nights has taken place on object C, for €100.
When looking at a period (of 20 days) containing this Reservation, object A and B are available for 20 days.
The RevPar of the entire park is then €100 (turnover) / 2 (number of Rentals (A and B)) * 20 (number of nights) = €2.50.
The RevPar broken down per object is then:
A €0,- (turnover) / 1 (number of Rentals) * 20 (number of nights) = €0,-
B €0,- (turnover) / 1 (number of Rentals) * 20 (number of nights) = €0,-
C: €100 (turnover) / 0 (number of Rentals not included) * 20 (number of nights) = €0.