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Pages and a blog with a modern block editor

About us, policies and landing pages, plus a blog for trip reports and guides, written in a Notion-style editor with scheduling, categories and SEO built in.

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Overview

Pages & blog at a glance

Pages hold everything that isn't a tour, from your story to your booking policies. Blog posts bring travellers to your website through search, with trip reports, packing guides and news.

Both use the same editor: type / for headings, lists, images, tables and video, drag blocks to reorder, and drop images straight in. A settings sidebar handles status, scheduling, the address, the featured image and SEO.

Capabilities

What's included

  • Block editor

    A slash menu for headings, lists, quotes, images, tables and video; drag-and-drop blocks and inline formatting.

  • Nested pages

    Put pages under a parent for clear addresses like /about/team.

  • Scheduling

    Publish now, schedule for later or backdate. Scheduled posts go live on time automatically.

  • Categories and tags

    Each gets its own archive page on your website.

  • Private previews

    Share a signed preview link with a colleague without making the page public.

  • Bulk management

    Status views, search, SEO scores in the list, bulk publish, draft and trash.

How it works

Pages & blog, step by step

  1. 1

    Add new

    Create a page or post and give it a title.

  2. 2

    Write

    Build the content with blocks; images go to your media library.

  3. 3

    Set the details

    Address, featured image, excerpt and SEO in the sidebar.

  4. 4

    Publish or schedule

    Go live now, or choose a date and time.

Integrations

Extend pages & blog

Switch these on in one click from your console.

FAQ

Pages & blog: questions

Something else? Talk to our team.

Do new pages appear in my menu?

Not automatically. Add them from the sidebar or the Menus screen.

What happens if I change a page's address?

Tourtify adds a 301 redirect from the old address automatically.

Can I recover a deleted page?

Pages go to Trash first and can be restored; Delete permanently can't be undone.

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