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Navigation

A tour website menu that builds itself

Turn on auto nav to generate your header from your trips and pages, or arrange it yourself with nested items like Trekking → Tour du Mont Blanc.

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Navigation in the TripEleven dashboard
Modes
Auto nav or manual
Nesting
Nested items supported
Source
Your trips and pages
Example
Trekking, then Tour du Mont Blanc

In short

What is navigation in TripEleven?

Navigation in TripEleven can build your website header automatically from your trips and pages, or you can arrange it yourself with nested items such as Trekking, then Tour du Mont Blanc. You choose auto or manual, and both support nested menus.

How it works

How navigation works

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

  1. 01

    Choose a mode

    Turn on auto nav, or arrange the menu yourself.

  2. 02

    Group items

    Nest trips under regions or activities.

  3. 03

    Preview

    Check the header on your website.

  4. 04

    Publish

    New content shows up in the menu as you add it with auto nav.

A header that builds itself: Navigation in TripEleven

Auto nav

A header that builds itself

Auto nav generates your header from the trips and pages you publish. When you add a new trek, it appears in the menu without a manual edit.

That removes a common maintenance chore, and avoids the situation where new trips exist but nobody can find them from the menu.

  • Auto nav New trips and pages appear in the header without manual edits.
  • Manual control Arrange items yourself when you want a specific structure.
  • Nested menus Group trips under regions and activities, as deep as you need.

Manual control

Arrange nested menus when you want to

If you want a specific structure, arrange the menu yourself with nested items, for example Trekking and then Tour du Mont Blanc.

A clear menu helps travelers browse and also gives search engines a clean internal link structure to your trips.

Example

A new trek appears in the menu by itself

  1. The situation

    An agency turns on auto nav. Its header is generated from its trips and pages, with treks grouped by region.

  2. With TripEleven

    When the team publishes a new Patagonia trek, it shows up in the navigation without anyone editing the menu. For a seasonal campaign, the team can switch to arranging the navigation by hand.

The difference

Without and with navigation

  • New trips missing from the menu

    Auto nav adds them

  • A flat, long list of links

    Nested menus by region or activity

  • Menu edited by a developer

    Managed from the dashboard

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 with large catalogs that change often

Operators who want a specific menu hierarchy

Teams that do not want to maintain a menu by hand

Navigation FAQs

What is auto nav?

A setting that builds your header from your trips and pages, so new content appears without manual edits.

Can I build the menu manually?

Yes. Arrange items yourself, including nested items.

Can menus be nested?

Yes, for example Trekking → Tour du Mont Blanc.

Can I switch between auto and manual navigation?

Auto nav is a setting you can turn on. You can also arrange the navigation yourself.

Does navigation include info pages?

Auto nav builds the header from your trips and pages.

Does navigation help SEO?

A clear menu gives visitors and search engines consistent internal links to your trips and pages.

Still have a question? Talk to the team.

Works with

Every TripEleven feature works from the same structured trip.

Getting started

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