Travel guides

Travel blog software for guides travelers actually read

Write trek guides and travel articles, file them by category, and credit each post to an author on your team.

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Travel guides in the TripEleven dashboard

Content: Trek guides and travel articles
Organization: Categories and tags
Credit: Author per post
Post limit: 200 Launch, unlimited Business

In short

TripEleven includes blog software for tour and trekking agencies. You write trek guides and travel articles, file them by category and credit each post to an author on your team. Launch includes up to 200 blog posts and Business includes unlimited posts.

How it works

How travel guides works

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

01
Write a post

Create a trek guide or travel article.
02
File it

Add a category and tags so readers can browse by theme.
03
Credit an author

Attribute the post to a member of your team.
04
Publish

Publish it on your branded website.

Content that earns trust

Publish guides travelers actually read

Travelers often discover an agency through a useful article, such as how to prepare for a high-altitude trek, long before they search for a company. A blog on your own website lets you be the source of that advice.

Because posts live on your domain, the traffic and authority they build belong to your site rather than to a social platform.

Categories and tags Organize posts so readers can browse by region, season or theme.
Author credit Attribute each post to a real guide or staff member.
Same workspace Posts share the media library and navigation with the rest of your site.

Real authors

Credit every post to someone on your team

Each post can be credited to an author from your team, so a trek guide is visibly written by someone who has been there. Combined with team profiles, this gives readers a reason to trust the advice.

Posts are organized with categories and tags and share the same media library as the rest of your site.

Example

A senior guide's preparation article

The situation

A senior guide writes an article on preparing for high-altitude trekking. It is filed under "Trek preparation", tagged with the regions it covers, and credited to the guide, whose profile appears on the team page.
With TripEleven

The article lives on the agency's own domain, uses photos from the shared media library, and links readers to the treks it describes.

The difference

Without and with travel guides

Articles posted on a separate blog platform

Posts on your own branded website
Anonymous content

Posts credited to team authors
Unstructured archive

Categories and tags readers can browse

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 building organic search traffic with trek and travel content

Guides and staff who want public credit for their writing

Teams publishing regularly across several destinations

Travel guides FAQs

Can I run a travel blog on TripEleven?

Yes. Write trek guides and travel articles, file them by category and publish them on your website.

Can posts have authors?

Yes. Credit each post to a team member.

Why publish travel guides?

Useful planning content helps travelers find your agency before they choose an operator.

How many blog posts can I publish?

Launch includes up to 200 posts. Business includes unlimited posts.

Can I tag posts?

Yes. Tags let travelers browse trips and posts by theme.

Do posts use the same images as my trips?

Yes. Posts share the media library with trips and pages.

Still have a question? Talk to the team.

Works with

Every TripEleven feature works from the same structured trip.

Info pages

Visa guides, festivals, activities, about page

Team & authors

Departments, guides, staff logins

Media library

Upload once, reuse across trips and pages