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# Calendar Events

#### What are Experience Calendar Events? <a href="#what-are-experience-calendar-events" id="what-are-experience-calendar-events"></a>

The **Calendar Events** tab links scheduled [calendar events](https://support.holidayhero.com/the-basics/calendar-events) to an experience. This is useful when an experience runs on fixed dates. Such as; a seasonal market, a guided tour with set departures, or a one-off festival.

Calendar events have a start and end date and can carry their own images.

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#### Calendar events on partner experiences <a href="#calendar-events-on-partner-experiences" id="calendar-events-on-partner-experiences"></a>

Locked **partner experiences** do not have an editable Calendar Events tab. Instead, their overview page shows a read-only **Calendar events** panel, split into **Upcoming** and **Past** tabs, so operators can still see when the partner experience is running. See [Partner Experiences.](/the-basics/experiences/partner-experiences.md)

#### Frequently Asked Questions

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<details>

<summary>Do calendar events need to be linked to an Experience? </summary>

No, they can be. But it is not a must.&#x20;

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