Open the WordPress Dashboard and visit the Bookings > Settings > Advanced tab. Turn the Enable iCal synchronization toggle on and set the Calendar sync interval and Calendar sync start. 

To learn about the other JetBooking settings tab, proceed to the JetBooking Dashboard Overview.

Reload the page. Proceed to the appeared Bookings > Calendars tab. Here you will see the posts of the Custom Post Type connected to JetBooking during setup.

If you push the “iCalendar Template” button, you will open the pop-up where you can set the iCalendar export template. In the Summary (title) and Description fields, you can combine the plain text with the JetEngine macros.

If you click the Need some dynamic? Generate macros. link, you automatically proceed to JetEngine > JetEngine dashboard > Macros Generator.

In the Macros drop-down, you can select the “JetBooking: Status,” “JetBooking: Unit Title,” or other macros.

Set the additional settings, such as Context and Fallback, if needed, copy a macro from the last field, and enter it into the iCalendar Template pop-up.

The macros I entered into the template should display the name of the apartment, the unit name, if any (to learn more, proceed to the How to Manage Units tutorial), the current booking status, and the price for one day/night (depends on the booking status and the JetBooking settings).

After you finish setting up the iCalendar Template, hit the “Save” button and wait until the “Done!” notification appears in the upper right corner.

You can make it with the booking form on the Single Page. Set them up if you haven’t done it yet, and check the How to Display the Booking Form on the Single Post Page tutorial.

Also, to create bookings faster, you can proceed to the JetBookings > Bookings tab and push the “Add New” button.

Then, you can set a new booking in the appeared pop-up.

Open the Google Calendar app, click the “Add other calendars” button, and choose the “From URL” option.

Return to the Bookings > Calendars tab and copy the Export URL of the needed item.

Enter the copied Export URL into the field, tick the Make the calendar publicly accessible checkbox, and hit the “Add calendar” button.

After that, you will get the “Calendar created. Fetching events in the background” notification at the bottom of the page.

Return and check if bookings from the website are displayed in the Google Calendar. You can rename the calendar by clicking three dots and proceeding to the Settings.

Be aware that bookings added to the Google Calendar can be viewed only, and you can edit them only from the WordPress website.

If I click on the booking, the pop-up appears with the information set in the iCalendar Template. It shows the room name, booking status, and value from the Price per 1 day/night field.

Move to the Google Calendar Sync Settings, check the boxes near every newly created calendar to enable synchronization access, and hit the “Save” button.