What are seasonal guidebooks, and how do you create them in Enso Connect?
Seasonal guidebooks are guest guides that only appear during specific months of the year—perfect for destinations with seasonal activities like skiing or beach vacations. To create a guidebook:
Start by building your guidebook: add a header image, upload your own or choose from a preloaded image bank (e.g., a scenic boat photo).
Enable multi-language support, so guests see the guide in their preferred language.
Assign the guide to all listings, a specific group, or an individual listing—this helps scale your setup efficiently.
Use EnsoAI or personalized fields to help draft the content quickly and dynamically.
How do conditions work for setting up seasonal visibility?
Conditions are based on specific months, rather than generic seasons like “summer” or “fall.” This is intentional, as Enso Connect supports over 55 countries, where seasonal definitions can vary.
To apply conditions:
Set “current month is” and enter the month's number (e.g., May for month 5).
To span multiple months, use “is greater than” and “is less than” to define ranges—like May to July, or January to March.
These rules ensure the guidebook is only displayed during relevant times, making your guest content contextual and timely.
Why are seasonal guidebooks useful?
They allow you to deliver the most relevant information based on the time of year. For example, a ski resort’s winter guide with slopes and rental info should only show in winter, while a summer guide might highlight hiking or local festivals. Using conditions ensures guests always get the right guide at the right time—without manual effort.