How to Add Trip Overview Info

WordPress is the system that runs your website. The dashboard is the control panel where you manage your trips, pages, and settings.

On the left sidebar of your WordPress dashboard, go to Trips. Then click the trip you want to edit.

Once the trip opens, you are in the right place to update its content.

You may need to scroll down past the General section to find it. If the Overview section is closed, click the section title or the small arrow to expand it.

This matters because the trip description and highlights both live here.

The title gives this section a clear heading on the trip page. Keep it short and focused.

In the Overview Title field, type a heading that fits the trip. For an Annapurna trek, a good example could be What makes this trek special.

A clear heading helps travelers know what they are about to read.

This is where you explain the trip in a way that helps someone picture the experience.

In the description box, write a paragraph or two about the tour. You can talk about the scenery, the pace, the type of traveler it suits, what meals are included, how big the group usually is, or what makes the package different from similar trips.

For example, if you run a mountain trek, you might mention quiet trail sections, tea house stays, a licensed guide, and sunrise views along the route. If you run a day tour, you might mention hotel pickup, small group size, and time at each stop.

A strong description gives travelers more confidence to book.

Highlights are short points that stand out fast on the trip page. They work well for the details people often scan first.

Under Highlights, click Add New. Then enter one short highlight.

Good examples include Sunrise view from Poon Hill, All meals included, or Licensed mountain guide.

Short and specific highlights are easier for travelers to understand.

Keep going until you have covered the main selling points of the trip.

A good range is 5 to 7 highlights. You can add more if the trip needs them, but most trip pages read better when the list stays focused.

If you offer seasonal pricing, group discounts, or gear rental add-ons, include those only if they are a real reason someone would choose this trip.

The order of highlights here is the order travelers will see on the trip page. Put the strongest points first.

Use the drag handle on the left side of each highlight. It looks like a small grid icon. Drag each highlight up or down until the order feels right.

Start with the details that matter most to your customers. That could be the main view, included meals, guide support, or group size. When the list looks right, your Overview section is ready.