What is an orphan gap in a calendar?
Published October 1, 2026 · 1 minute read
The answer
An orphan gap is an available interval between bookings that is difficult to sell under current stay-length or arrival rules. For example, a two-night opening cannot accept a three-night minimum. You may adjust permitted settings or accept the gap as operational breathing room.
Evaluate contribution and cleaning availability before discounting. Not every unsold gap is worth filling.
This answer is general education. Apply it to the property's actual location, agreements, and circumstances. Where a decision requires professional advice, use a qualified adviser.
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