Info pages

A travel website CMS for everything beyond the trip

Publish visa guides, festival calendars, activities and your about page. Group them by category and keep drafts until they're ready.

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Examples: Visa guides, festivals, activities, about
Organization: Grouped by category
Workflow: Draft until ready
Shares: Brand, media, navigation

In short

Info pages in TripEleven let you publish everything beyond the trip itself: visa guides, festival calendars, activities and your about page. You can group pages by category and keep them as drafts until they are ready. They share your brand, media library and navigation.

How it works

How info pages works

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

01
Create a page

Start an info page for a topic travelers ask about.
02
Choose a category

File it with related pages.
03
Keep it as a draft

Write and refine without publishing.
04
Publish

Make the page live on your website when it is ready.

Beyond the trip

Answer the questions travelers ask before they book

Travelers researching a trek want more than an itinerary. They want to know about visas, the best season, local festivals and what else there is to do. Info pages give each of those topics a home on your own website.

Publishing that planning content also builds topical depth on your site, which helps travelers and search engines understand what your agency knows.

Categories Group pages so travelers find what they need and your navigation stays tidy.
Drafts Write at your own pace and publish only when a page is ready.
Built for SEO Useful planning content brings in travelers before they've picked an agency.

Organized

Categories and drafts keep the site tidy

Group pages by category so related information stays together and your navigation stays easy to scan. Pages can sit as drafts while you write, so unfinished content never reaches travelers.

Info pages use the same brand colors, fonts and media library as your trips, so they look like part of the same website.

Example

Answering the visa question before it is asked

The situation

Travelers keep emailing the same questions about visas and Inca Trail permits. The agency writes a visa guide and a permits page, files both under a "Visas & permits" category, and keeps the permits page as a draft while a guide checks the details.
With TripEleven

Once published, both pages appear in the site navigation and can be linked from relevant trips. Travelers get answers earlier, and the team answers fewer repeat emails.

The difference

Without and with info pages

Planning info scattered across PDFs and social posts

Info pages on your own website
Half-written pages visible to the public

Drafts stay private until you publish
Pages that do not match the rest of the site

Shared brand, media and navigation

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 publishing visa, permit and seasonal guidance

Operators who want an about page and activity pages that match their brand

Teams that write content gradually and publish in stages

Info pages FAQs

What are info pages?

Pages for everything beyond the trip itself: visa guides, festival calendars, activities, and your about page.

Can I keep pages as drafts?

Yes. Drafts stay private until you publish them.

Can I organize info pages by category?

Yes. Group pages by category so travelers and your navigation stay organized.

What is the difference between info pages and travel guides?

Info pages cover reference topics such as visas, festivals and activities. Travel guides are posts and articles with authors, filed by category.

Can I add info pages to my navigation?

Yes. Auto nav can generate your header from your trips and pages, or you can arrange items yourself.

Can I unpublish a page?

Pages can be kept as drafts until they are ready to publish.

Still have a question? Talk to the team.

Works with

Every TripEleven feature works from the same structured trip.

Travel guides

Trek guides and articles, filed by category

Navigation

Auto nav or hand-arranged menus

Media library

Upload once, reuse across trips and pages