See where your region is missing things to do.

CIXTRA brings your region's culture and leisure offer together in one place, from the websites and calendars of venues, clubs and municipalities. You see where a lot is on and where little is, and you bring it to your channels.

It's all there, just scattered

Every municipality, club and venue keeps its own calendar. Nobody has the full picture of the region.

  • No overview

    How much happens in which district can only be estimated. Funding decisions often rest on experience rather than numbers.

  • Only the big names stand out

    Everyone knows the big venues. What happens in smaller towns rarely appears in calendars and channels.

  • Entered twice, or three times

    The same event is entered separately in the town calendar, at the tourism board and on the state website.

  • No numbers for reports

    Funding applications and reports need comparable figures. They are usually gathered by hand.

A question from the state government

Before

The state wants to know where families have little to do at weekends. The department asks the districts and waits weeks for lists in different formats.

With CIXTRA

The map shows which districts have little for families at weekends. One click shows the venues and dates there, and the numbers go straight into the report.

What CIXTRA gives your region

Everything comes from the same checked source. You choose the area, topics and channels.

Figures per districtHow much is on, by district, topic and weekday, with the LeisureIndex as a benchmark.
Regional calendarAll municipalities in one calendar, as a widget for your website and the towns' own sites.
Screens and newslettersThe same listings for info screens, newsletters and partners, without entering them twice.
Figures to exportWhat's on and where, as numbers to reuse in applications and reports.

When a town adds something

CIXTRA keeps reading the calendars of municipalities, clubs and venues and matches them against each other.

Tuesday, 09:40 A town adds a festival.

Freistadt town calendar, 09:31

Town festival, Saturday, 14 June

not listedSaturday, 10:00 to 22:00

CIXTRA, 09:40New date detected

Matched with the tourism board's entry, no duplicate.

Calendar, State website

Freistadt town festival, Saturday

added
Map, Freistadt district

Weekend: one more thing on

updated
Info screen, Main square

This weekend in the region

added
Newsletter, Friday

Weekend tip

flagged for review

Typical uses

State

A state government sees where the offer is thin and directs funding accordingly.

City

A city brings together the calendars of its districts and venues and shows them on its own website.

Tourism board

A tourism board runs its website, newsletter and info screens from one calendar instead of keeping three.

Three steps to the first picture of your region

  1. 01

    Call

    We talk about your area, your key questions and the channels.

  2. 02

    First picture

    We read in what's on in your region and show you the map with your own data.

  3. 03

    Expand

    Then calendars, screens and figures follow, step by step.

What regions ask us

Where does the data come from?

From the websites and calendars of venues, clubs and municipalities. Towns can also enter things themselves or send a file.

How current is it?

Sources are read again and again. Changes and cancellations usually show up the same day.

What is the LeisureIndex?

A benchmark for the leisure offer of an area, from 0 to 100. It combines the density, diversity and quality of what's on.

Can towns keep their own texts?

Yes. Every organisation can keep its own texts and images without changing the shared entry.

Does every organisation see everything?

No. Each organisation sees its own area. A tourism board sees its towns, the state sees the whole region.

Is it only about culture?

No. Markets, festivals, guided tours, day trips and opening hours of museums and pools are included too.

See your region on the map.

Tell us your area. We'll show you what CIXTRA already knows there today.

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