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@rienco In my case, the cause was a conflict with the Advanced Custom Fields plugin. We added the map shortcode to page.php to bypass this.

I did that on the test environment just now and this did not resolve the issue. I again contacted Google Support to check the API but they said this is all configured correctly. Also, the maps do work on the Single Event pages, just not the combined events map. I really have no idea what else it can be or what else to try.

@joneiseman Does this give you any more insight into the issue or is there some other info I can provide? Thank you for your trouble.

I have taken the above steps. The output is:

Name:BILGIN YACHTS- HEADQUARTER
Address:MARMARA MAH. ULUSUM CAD. NO:28/1 WEST ISTANBUL MARINA BEYLIKDUZU
Town:ISTANBUL
State:
Postcode:34000
Region:
Country:TR
Latitude:40.963328
Longitude:28.66395
post content:Name:NDSM
Address:NDSM-Plein 28
Town:Amsterdam
State:
Postcode:1033 WB
Region:
Country:NL
Latitude:52.400509
Longitude:4.893571
post content:Name:Superyacht Life
Address:Diemerzeedijk 27-B
Town:Amsterdam
State:
Postcode:1051 RG
Region:
Country:NL
Latitude:52.361269
Longitude:4.966395
post content:
add_shortcode(’em-event-locations’, ‘my_locations’);

Thank you so much for checking. I was using the [locations_map] shortcode (no additional specifications) and have now tried the [events_map] shortcode, but no changes.

I checked the styling settings under Events > General > Styling Options (Advanced) and I have set them to:
Enable All Styling? Yes
Enable Theme Styling? Yes (also tried No, but no changes)
Individual Components CSS > Default plugin settings (also tried Inherit you theme settings, but no changes)
Individual Components styling > all enabled

Under Events > Formatting > Maps
I have the Default map width and height set to 400px and 300px.

Not sure which other setting could have caused that data to become messed up.