Understanding Events and Event Destinations

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What’s the Difference?

Your2Wheels separates Events and Destinations because they serve two different purposes.

Think of it this way:

  • An Event is something happening at a specific date and time.
  • A Destination is a place that exists all year round and can be used by multiple events.

For example:

  • Destination: Puhoi Hotel
  • Event: Sunday Lunch Ride to Puhoi Hotel – 15 March 2027

The destination stays the same, while many different events can take place there over time.


What is an Event?

An Event is a planned activity that members can attend.

Examples include:

  • Group rides
  • Coffee meetups
  • Charity rides
  • Motorcycle shows
  • Track days
  • Training courses
  • Club meetings
  • Social gatherings

Every event has its own:

  • Title
  • Date
  • Time
  • Description
  • Organiser
  • Meeting location

Events are time-specific and will eventually become past events.


What is a Destination?

A Destination is a permanent location that riders may wish to visit.

Examples include:

  • Cafés
  • Restaurants
  • Scenic lookouts
  • Museums
  • Motorcycle-friendly businesses
  • Accommodation
  • Attractions
  • Meeting points

Unlike events, destinations remain available for future rides and can be reused by anyone creating an event.


Why Does Your2Wheels Work This Way?

Separating Events and Destinations provides several benefits:

  • Prevents duplicate venues
  • Makes destinations easier to discover
  • Allows multiple events to use the same location
  • Builds a comprehensive motorcycle destination database for New Zealand
  • Makes planning rides quicker and more consistent

Example

Imagine five different motorcycle clubs all organise breakfast rides to the same café.

Instead of creating five separate café records, Your2Wheels stores one Destination and links all five Events to it.

This keeps the information organised and improves the experience for everyone.


Tips

  • Always search for an existing destination before creating a new one.
  • Only create a new destination if it does not already exist.
  • Add clear descriptions and photos to help other riders discover great places to visit.

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  • Event creation page showing the Destination selection field.
  • Example of selecting an existing destination.
  • Example of creating a new destination.

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