CMS module
Travel website CMS built into your booking engine
Create destination, landing, supplier and policy pages from the same admin that runs your bookings, with a visual editor, reusable sections, menus, SEO fields and every language you sell in.
- Unlimited pages
- Visual page editor
- SEO fields per page
- Pages in 24 languages
The CMS module
A content management system for travel websites, not a bolt-on
Most travel sites run a booking engine on one stack and their pages on another. The PHPTRAVELS CMS keeps both in one installation, so marketing can launch destination pages, campaigns and policy pages without a developer, and every page links straight to live search and products.
- Choose a page type: destination, landing, supplier or policy
- Start from a template and add reusable sections
- Write the copy, add media and set the URL and SEO fields
- Place the page in the header, footer or a menu group
- Publish in each language and link it to bookable products
- Page title
- Bali holidays and island hopping
- URL slug
- /destinations/bali
- Template
- Destination page
- Language
- English
- Menu
- Header · Destinations
Pages and publishing
Every page, its template and its status in one list
Destination pages, campaigns and policy pages side by side, so your website grows as fast as your product range.
- Bali holidays and island hoppingDestination page · English and Indonesian
- Summer sale: Mediterranean cruises and ferriesLanding page · Seasonal campaign
- Cancellation and refund policyPolicy page · Footer menu
Page management
Create, edit and organise unlimited pages with parent and child structure for destinations and regions.
Visual editor
Headings, images, tables, buttons and embeds, formatted without touching theme files.
Reusable sections
Build landing pages from saved blocks such as hero, inclusions, FAQ and call to action.
Menus and navigation
Manage header, footer and menu groups, and the order pages appear in.
SEO fields
Meta title, description, clean URL slug and social image per page and per language.
Responsive by default
Pages render in your site theme on phone, tablet and desktop with no extra layout work.
Publishing workflow
From page idea to live, bookable page
One repeatable flow for destination guides, campaign landing pages, supplier pages and policy updates.
Define
Pick the page type: destination, product, campaign, supplier or policy.
Template
Apply a template and reusable sections for trust, inclusions and calls to action.
Write
Add copy, images and FAQs in the visual editor.
Optimise
Set the meta title, description, slug and internal links.
Publish
Go live in each language and add the page to a menu.
Update
Refresh prices, rules and promotions as suppliers and seasons change.
Content and commerce
Pages that lead to what you sell
The CMS lives on the same domain and theme as your booking engine, so every page is one click from a search or a product.
Hotels, flights, tours and cars
Link destination pages to hotel results, tour listings, car rental or a pre-filled flight search.
Offers and blog
Point campaign pages at live offers and related blog posts, so content and deals stay in step.
Agent and partner pages
Publish agent onboarding, supplier programmes and terms for the B2B portal from the same admin.
Back office
Run your website from the booking admin
Marketing, content and operations teams work in the same dashboard as sales and support.
Roles and permissions
Decide who can create, edit, publish or delete pages.
Drafts and previews
Keep pages in draft and preview them before they go public.
Translations
Manage each language version of a page, including right-to-left layouts.
Theme templates
Pages use your site theme, so content matches the booking pages.
Media library
Upload images once and reuse them across pages, sections and banners.
One admin
One login for pages, bookings, customers, suppliers and agents.
Compare
A generic CMS with plugins vs a travel website CMS
Many agencies run WordPress or a site builder next to a separate booking engine. This is what changes when the CMS is part of the platform.
| Area | Generic CMS plus booking plugin | PHPTRAVELS |
|---|---|---|
| Hosting | Generic CMS plus booking pluginTwo systems to host, update and secure | PHPTRAVELSOne installation and one set of updates |
| Design | Generic CMS plus booking pluginContent theme and booking pages drift apart | PHPTRAVELSPages and booking flows share one theme |
| Bookings | Generic CMS plus booking pluginBooking widgets embedded through iframes or plugins | PHPTRAVELSPages link natively to live search and products |
| Languages | Generic CMS plus booking pluginTranslation plugins set up separately | PHPTRAVELSThe same 24 languages as the rest of the site |
| Team | Generic CMS plus booking pluginSeparate logins for content and operations | PHPTRAVELSRoles in the admin your team already uses |
| Updates | Generic CMS plus booking pluginPlugin updates can break travel pages | PHPTRAVELSContent, modules and theme released together |
Use cases
Built for travel websites that grow
Travel agencies
Destination, visa and package pages that answer questions and send visitors to booking.
OTAs
Region and market pages in many languages, with menus that scale across products.
Tour operators and DMCs
Itinerary, supplier and partner pages linked to the tours and transfers 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 pages
Create as many pages, menus and sections as your markets need.
24 languages
Publish every page in your markets' languages, including right-to-left.
B2C and B2B
One installation for your public site and your agent portal.
FAQ
Travel website CMS questions
What travel teams ask before moving their pages into the platform.
Talk to salesA content management system for travel websites that lets your team create and update destination, landing, supplier and policy pages without code, inside the same platform that runs search, booking and payments.
Destinations, offers, policies and supplier rules change often. A CMS lets marketing and operations update those pages themselves, in every language, without waiting for a developer.
No. The CMS runs inside PHPTRAVELS on the same domain and theme as your booking pages, so there is no second system to host, update or secure.
Yes. Each page has its own meta title, description, clean URL slug and social image per language, and lives on your main domain next to your products.
Yes. Use parent and child pages and menu groups for regions, and translate each page into the languages you sell in.
Yes. Publish agent onboarding, corporate travel and supplier programme pages from the same admin, alongside your public B2C pages.
Yes. Pages use your own theme, logo and domain, and templates keep layouts consistent as you add products and brands.
Yes. Every plan includes the full source code under a commercial licence and you host it yourself, so your developers can extend the CMS module.
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