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# Exhibitions and temporary events

 Exhibitions and temporary events are limited-time activities, an exclusive Tiqets feature designed to differentiate your inventory from standard monument listings. These high-demand offerings complete your content and increase your site's attractiveness and relevance. By leveraging urgency and scarcity, these events drive higher conversion and average basket values, while adding the seasonal freshness that keeps customers coming back

Example of a carousel shown on Tiqets city page for Paris:

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Events:

* can be free, as long as you have a *regular entry ticket* to the venue;&#x20;
* or can require a *specific ticket* to access them.&#x20;

But in any case, `temporary events` themselves cannot be sold directly, so you always need to sell a `product`. E.g. the product '*Entry ticket to the King's Gallery*' gives access to 'Queen *Elizabeth II: her life in style*'.

Example of an exhibition page on Tiqets:

<div data-with-frame="true"><figure><img src="/files/X4nGvq6W6S5jjE2qRpwC" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure></div>

Our endpoints will give you the relevant information to discover and display temporary events (name, dates, description, image, venue) as well as the list of products giving access to each event.

You can list events on your country pages, venue pages, product pages, and you can make specific event pages.

Example of a product page on Tiqets, with access to several events:

<div data-with-frame="true"><figure><img src="/files/ToO6gFDb8F0eahOJ5QFm" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure></div>

Most temporary events are *exhibitions* (check the field `type` in the endpoint), but we also have other kind of events, for instance seasonal shows for Halloween or Christmas, special happenings for Valentine Day, etc.

Check the detailed spec of the endpoint in the next pages:

-> [Search and filter temporary events](/basics/openapi/content-api/exhibitions-and-temporary-events/search-and-filter-temporary-events.md)

-> [Get single temporary event](/basics/openapi/content-api/exhibitions-and-temporary-events/get-single-temporary-event.md)


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