Team & authors

Tour guide profiles that show the team behind every trip

Add departments and team members with photos and roles so travelers meet your guides and staff. Authors and staff logins live in the same place.

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Team & authors in the TripEleven dashboard

Profiles: Photo, role, department
Also manages: Authors and staff logins
Seats: 2 Launch, 25 Business
Shown on: Your public website

In short

Team pages in TripEleven let you add departments and team members with photos and roles, so travelers meet your guides and staff before they book. Authors and staff logins are managed in the same place. Launch includes 2 staff seats and Business includes 25.

How it works

How team & authors works

Four steps, all from the TripEleven dashboard. No developer and no extra tools.

01
Add departments

Create departments such as operations, guides or support.
02
Add members

Add each person with a photo and role.
03
Assign authors

Let team members be credited on posts.
04
Publish

Show the team on your website.

Meet the people

Travelers book people as much as itineraries

For a multi-day trek, a traveler is trusting you with their safety and their holiday. Seeing real guides and staff, with photos and roles, makes an unfamiliar agency feel accountable.

Departments help larger operations present themselves clearly, from field guides to the office team.

Departments and roles Present your operation clearly, from founders to field guides.
Photos and bios Give travelers a face to trust before they book.
One place for logins Authors and staff accounts are managed alongside the public profiles.

One place

Profiles, authors and logins together

Public team profiles, blog authors and staff logins are managed alongside each other. That means the person who writes a trek guide can also appear on your team page and use the dashboard with the right seat.

Plan seat limits are straightforward: Launch includes 2 staff seats, and Business includes 25.

Example

Putting faces to the guides

The situation

An agency creates two departments, Guides and Operations, and adds each person with a photo and role. The senior guide is also set up as an author so their articles carry their name.
With TripEleven

A traveler choosing between agencies can now see who will lead the trek and who will answer their emails, instead of an anonymous about page.

The difference

Without and with team & authors

An anonymous about page

Named guides and staff with photos and roles
Separate lists of authors and users

Authors and staff logins in one place
Flat list of team members

People grouped by department

Who it's for

Built for tour and trekking agencies

TripEleven is made for agencies that sell structured, multi-day trips, from small teams to large catalogs.

Agencies whose guides are a selling point

Operators with several departments or offices

Teams that want authorship on their blog posts

Team & authors FAQs

Can I show my guides on my website?

Yes. Add team members with photos and roles, organized by department.

Are authors and staff logins separate?

They are managed in the same place, alongside the public profiles.

Why show the team?

Meeting the people behind a trip builds trust before travelers book.

How many staff seats are included?

Launch includes 2 staff seats and Business includes 25.

Can team members be credited on posts?

Yes. Authors are managed alongside team members and can be credited on posts.

Do I have to show everyone publicly?

Team profiles are content you add, so you choose who appears on your website.

Still have a question? Talk to the team.

Works with

Every TripEleven feature works from the same structured trip.

Trust signals

Reviews, credentials, associations

Travel guides

Trek guides and articles, filed by category

Tour guide profiles that show the team behind every trip

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