A tour or attraction business that offers multiple distinct experience types, revenue centers, or operational areas from a single site or brand. Examples include adventure parks with ziplines, axe throwing, and escape rooms; ski resorts with lift tickets, lessons, rentals, and F&B; or waterparks with ticketed attractions, retail, and cabana rentals. Multi-activity operators face more complex software requirements than single-activity businesses because they must manage shared resources, cross-activity capacity, and multiple revenue streams that a basic booking tool was not designed to handle.