Blog module
Travel blog module that turns travel content into bookings
Publish destination guides, airline updates and seasonal offers from the same admin that runs your bookings, with SEO fields, scheduled posts, approvals and links to the products you sell.
- Rich text editor
- SEO fields per post
- Scheduled publishing
- Posts in 24 languages
The blog module
A travel website blog CMS built into your booking platform
No separate WordPress install to host, theme and secure. Your editors write, schedule and translate posts in the PHPTRAVELS admin, and every article links straight to the hotels, tours, flights and offers on the same site.
- Enable the blog module from the admin modules area
- Create categories and set roles for authors and editors
- Write the post, add media and fill in the SEO fields
- Publish now or schedule it for the campaign date
- Link the post to hotels, tours or offers that guests can book
- Post title
- 10 things to do in Istanbul in spring
- Category
- Destination guides
- Language
- English
- Publish date
- 14 Mar, 09:00
- Linked product
- Istanbul city tours
Posts and publishing
Every post, its status and its booking link in one list
Drafts, reviews and scheduled posts side by side, so your content calendar and your sales calendar stay in step.
- 10 things to do in Istanbul in springDestination guides · English and Turkish
- New cabin baggage rules for summer flightsAirline updates · Waiting for editor
- Maldives honeymoon deals for NovemberOffers · Seasonal campaign
Rich text editor
Headings, lists, tables, images and embeds for long guides and short travel updates.
Categories and tags
Group posts by destination, theme, product type or audience for clean browsing.
Media library
Upload images once and reuse them as hero banners, cards and in-article galleries.
Scheduled publishing
Set a date and time so seasonal campaigns and announcements go live on cue.
SEO fields
Meta title, description, slug and featured image per post, so each article can rank.
Multilingual posts
Translate each post into the languages you sell in, including right-to-left.
Publishing workflow
From idea to bookable article
One repeatable flow for destination guides, supplier news, policy notices and campaign posts.
Draft
An author writes the post in the editor and saves it as a draft.
Media
Add images from the media library and set the featured image.
Optimise
Fill in the meta title, description, slug, category and tags.
Review
An editor checks the draft before anything goes public.
Publish
Go live now or on a scheduled date, in each language.
Update
Refresh prices, dates and rules as offers and policies change.
Content and commerce
Posts that link to what you sell
The blog lives on the same site as your booking engine, so readers are one click from a product.
Hotels, tours and flights
Link a guide to the hotels, tours, cars or flight search for that destination.
Offers and deals
Point campaign posts at live offers so readers can book the deal they just read about.
Menus and site pages
Add the blog, its categories and featured posts to menus, the footer and CMS pages.
Back office
Run your content from the booking admin
Writers, editors and managers work in the same dashboard as your sales and support teams.
Roles and permissions
Decide who can write, edit, publish or delete posts.
Drafts and approvals
Keep drafts private until an editor approves them for publishing.
Translations
Manage each language version of a post from the same screen.
Theme templates
Posts render in your site theme, so articles match your booking pages.
Backup and restore
Back up content before big changes and restore it if needed.
One admin
One login for content, bookings, customers and agents.
Compare
A separate WordPress blog vs a built-in travel blog module
Many travel sites bolt a WordPress blog onto their booking engine. This is what changes when the blog is part of the platform.
| Area | Separate WordPress blog | PHPTRAVELS |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting | Separate WordPress blogTwo systems to host, update and secure | PHPTRAVELSOne installation, one set of updates |
| Design | Separate WordPress blogA second theme that drifts from the booking site | PHPTRAVELSPosts use the same theme as your booking pages |
| Bookings | Separate WordPress blogReaders leave the blog to find a product | PHPTRAVELSPosts link to hotels, tours, flights and offers |
| Languages | Separate WordPress blogTranslation plugins configured separately | PHPTRAVELSThe same 24 languages as the rest of the site |
| Team | Separate WordPress blogSeparate logins and user lists | PHPTRAVELSRoles in the admin your team already uses |
| SEO | Separate WordPress blogBlog and products split across subdomains or stacks | PHPTRAVELSContent and products on one domain |
Use cases
Built for travel content that sells
Travel agencies
Destination guides, visa notes and best-season tips that answer questions before customers call.
OTAs
Airline updates, baggage and policy notices, and SEO content across many markets and languages.
Tour operators and DMCs
Itinerary stories and seasonal campaigns linked to the tours and packages you run.
Why PHPTRAVELS
Yours to run, change and grow
Source code included
Self-hosted under a commercial licence, so you can adapt every template.
Unlimited posts
Publish as many posts, categories and authors as your content plan needs.
24 languages
Write for your markets in their languages, including right-to-left.
B2C and B2B
One installation for your public site and your agent portal.
A blog built into your travel booking website. Your team writes, schedules and translates posts in the same admin that runs bookings, and each post can link to the hotels, tours, flights and offers you sell.
No. The blog runs inside PHPTRAVELS on the same domain and theme as your booking pages, so there is no second system to host, update or secure.
No. Authors write and format posts in the rich text editor and pick images from the media library. Admins control roles and templates.
Yes. Set a publish date and time for each post, so seasonal campaigns and announcements go live when you plan them.
Yes. Each post has its own meta title, description, slug, featured image, category and tags, and lives on your main domain next to your products.
Yes. Each post can be translated into the languages your site sells in, including right-to-left languages such as Arabic.
Yes. Link a post to hotel, tour, car or flight pages and to live offers, so content leads readers straight to a booking.
Yes. Every plan includes the full source code under a commercial licence and you host it yourself, so your developers can change the blog module.
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