Fever Up Integration
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Sell your experiences on Fever with TicketingHub
More and more city travelers — and just as many locals — decide what to do with their evening from an app rather than a search engine. Fever has built one of the largest audiences of exactly that kind. Connecting Fever to TicketingHub through the channel manager means those app-driven bookings land in the same dashboard and manifest as your direct sales, with availability kept in sync automatically, so you never sell the same seat twice.
What is Fever?
Fever is an online marketplace for experiences and events, best known for its mobile app. Rather than listing everything in a destination, it curates: nights out, festivals, cultural events, immersive shows, and tasting tours are grouped into city guides and themed lists. Fever operates across the world's top cities — including London, Madrid, New York, Paris, Barcelona, and Los Angeles — and has also become known for experience formats of its own, such as its popular candlelight concert series.
What makes Fever distinctive among sales channels is its audience. It leans towards locals and short-break travelers browsing for inspiration — "what shall we do this weekend?" — rather than people typing a specific tour name into a search box. For operators, that means Fever can put your product in front of people who didn't know it existed five minutes earlier.
Why Fever matters for tour and event operators
Most operators do reasonably well on search-driven OTAs, where travelers already know roughly what they want. Discovery-driven audiences are much harder to reach on your own. If you run evening experiences, food and drink tours, limited-run events, or anything with strong local appeal, a curated placement on Fever exposes you to a mobile-first crowd that your own website and ad budget rarely touch.
How the integration works
TicketingHub acts as your channel manager. You choose which products Fever is allowed to sell, live availability is shared with the channel, and every booking made on Fever drops straight into your TicketingHub dashboard — right next to website bookings, walk-ups, and other OTA sales.
- Live availability — Fever always sees your real remaining capacity, so a seat sold on your own site is immediately unavailable on the channel.
- One dashboard and manifest — Fever bookings behave like any other order: same guest list, same reporting, same daily operations.
- No re-keying — nothing is copied between systems by hand, which removes the main cause of double-bookings.
- Instant updates — schedule and capacity changes propagate to the channel automatically.
Filling quiet midweek departures
A food tour operator with strong weekend trade but empty Tuesday slots can use Fever's local audience to fill them. Because availability is live, you can open midweek capacity to the channel without any risk of overselling the busy Saturday departure at the same time.
Evening experiences for a local crowd
Ghost walks, tastings, rooftop events, and late museum openings all suit Fever's "tonight or this weekend" browsing pattern. Bookings made hours before the start time still appear on your manifest instantly, so front-of-house staff always work from an up-to-date guest list.
Limited-capacity and one-off events
For a short-run event, capacity control is everything. With the channel manager holding a single pool of availability across your website and Fever, the last few tickets can be sold on either channel safely — no held-back allocations going to waste, no awkward oversells to unwind.
How to connect Fever
OTA channels are set up from your TicketingHub supplier dashboard, and our support team or your account manager will enable the channel with you. The usual flow is to add a wholesale rate to the products you want to distribute, create the OTA as a reseller and assign that rate, then create a channel with the products it may sell and share the channel credentials with the partner.
TicketingHub's channel manager carries a simple per-booking integration fee, and commission terms are agreed directly between you and Fever. Before going live, it's worth making a quick test booking on the channel and checking that it appears as a pending order in your dashboard with the reseller name attached.
Frequently asked questions
Do Fever bookings appear alongside my direct bookings?
Yes. Every Fever booking arrives in the same TicketingHub dashboard and daily manifest as your direct website and walk-up sales, so your team runs one operation rather than checking a separate extranet.
Can I choose which products Fever sells?
Yes. You control the channel's product list. Many operators start with one or two experiences that suit Fever's audience — typically evening or event-led products — and expand once the channel proves itself.
Is Fever only for travelers?
No — that's arguably its biggest strength. A large share of Fever's users are locals looking for something to do in their own city, which makes it a rare channel for reaching the repeat-visit domestic audience most tour operators never see on traditional OTAs.
Will connecting Fever cause double-bookings?
No. The channel manager shares one live pool of availability, so a booking on any channel immediately reduces what every other channel can sell. That is precisely the problem the integration exists to remove.
What does the integration cost?
TicketingHub charges a simple per-booking integration fee for channel manager connections. Fever's own commission is a commercial agreement between you and Fever, so terms depend on your listing.
Curious whether Fever's audience fits your product? Book a short demo and we'll walk you through the channel manager live.
