You can include pricing details, duration, departure and end locations, travel styles, group size, custom highlights, and more — all using dedicated blocks and fields.

Yes, the Itinerary block lets you structure each day’s activities. You can include highlights, transport info, meals, and media for each day of the tour.

In your WordPress dashboard, go to “Tours” and click “Add New”. From there, you can enter the tour’s title, description, add a detailed day-by-day itinerary, upload images, and link relevant destinations and accommodation.

Yes, you can add or remove linked destinations and accommodation directly in the Tour editor using the relevant blocks or panels.

Not if you’ve enabled the custom content settings in the Wetu Importer. Make sure “Enable Custom Titles” and similar options are turned on to keep your manual changes.

Go to the “Tours” section in your dashboard, hover over the tour you want to edit, and click “Edit”. You can update text, images, the itinerary, linked destinations, and any other fields in the block editor.

Yes, you can customise the slug for each Travel Style to better match your SEO or branding preferences.

The featured image is used on Travel Style archive and listing pages. It helps give users a visual preview of that style of travel.

Yes, Travel Styles support parent and child relationships. For example, you can have “Adventure” as a parent and “Hiking” as a child.

In the WordPress dashboard, under the “Tours” menu, click “Travel Styles”. Here you can add, edit, or remove travel style categories used to organise your tours.