Your words
Official tours and spots
You publish tours and spots yourselves, in your own words and under your town's name. The place that knows the market best is the one telling it.
Market programme · For towns, councils and civic societies
Your Christmas market, told in your own words.
When the lights go on over your market square, every stall has a story behind it. On myTuur you tell those stories yourselves: in official tours under your town's name, at the places you choose.
Your market, on your terms.
On myTuur your town appears under its own name, and three things stay entirely in your hands.
Your places
Stories in the right spot
You decide where a story greets your visitors: under the big tree, by the chestnut cart, or at the old fountain where the fair once began.
Your way in
QR codes with your own mark
Visitors come in through your own branded QR codes: on the stall signs, on the market poster, on the programme for the lights switch-on.
Some things don't come gift-wrapped.
A market lasts because someone keeps telling its story. On myTuur it stays your telling, and it meets each visitor right where it belongs.
How grandad told it
By the old fountain, with a paper bag of roast chestnuts, back when the fair was a handful of stalls.
How a visitor finds it today
By the same fountain, in your own words, even in July, long after the last stall has gone.
Light, scent, sound and warmth.
Your market stands for a few weeks of the year. The stories behind it, from the carol singers to the mince pies, are on myTuur for visitors all year round.
Light
- The lights switch-on
- Lanterns on the stalls
- Candles in the windows
Scent
- Mulled wine
- Mince pies
- Roast chestnuts
Sound
- Carol singers
- The brass band
- Handbells
Warmth
- The brazier
- Hot cider
- Woolly scarves
A place by the fire for every visitor.
Free to download
Visitors download myTuur for free on iPhone and Android before they arrive at the market. The app needs iOS 17 or later on an iPhone.
Works without signal
Tours can be downloaded beforehand and keep working in the crowd between the stalls and down the old lanes behind the square.
Twenty-one languages
The app's interface comes in twenty-one languages, so a visitor from far away can still find their way around it.
Market programme · 05 · The invitation
New faces at the market.The Christmas you have always kept.
The first cities are already publishing theirs on myTuur. Tell us about your town, your market and the stories behind it, and we will work out the way there together.
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