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Building a package in six steps

The package editor walks you through Basics, Photos, Itinerary, Inclusions, Pricing and Publish. Each step saves as you go.

Updated November 5, 2026•2 min read

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A package is a trip a visitor can enquire about on your website. Click "Create Package" on the Packages page, or open an existing one to edit it. The step bar at the top shows which steps are done (green tick). You can jump to any step by clicking its name.

Packages page with counters for Live on website, Drafts, On homepage and Missing images, All/Published/Draft/Archived tabs, search, category and sort filters, Export CSV, and a list of packages with price, homepage star and Live switch — The "Missing images" counter flags packages that would show a blank card on your website.

1. Basics

Title, category, destination, days and nights, a short description (used on package cards) and a full description (used on the package page). Missing a destination? Use the + next to the field to add one on the spot.

Package editor step 1 of 6, Describe the trip, with Title, Category, Destination, Days, Nights and Short description fields and a "Save and continue: Photos" button

2. Photos

Drop photos in or browse for them (JPG, PNG or WebP, landscape works best). The first photo is the cover used on every package card. Drag to reorder. Photos save as soon as they upload.

Package editor step 2 of 6, Add photos, showing three houseboat photos with the first marked Cover and a drop zone below

3. Itinerary

One entry per day, in order, each with a title and description. Use the pencil to edit a day and the bin to remove it. When you build a quotation from this package, the itinerary is copied into the quote.

Package editor step 3 of 6, Plan the days, with Day 1 Arrival in Kochi, Day 2 Kochi to Munnar, Day 3 Munnar Sightseeing and Day 4 Munnar to Alleppey Houseboat

4. Inclusions

Two columns: Included and Not included. Type an item and press + to add it, drag the handle to reorder. Being specific here ("Airfare/train fare" as not included) saves you a lot of "does this include…?" messages.

Package editor step 4 of 6, What’s included, with four Included items such as AC vehicle for all transfers and four Not included items such as Airfare/train fare

5. Pricing

Prices are per person, in your account currency. The adult price is required before you can publish. Child and infant prices are optional. Add an offer price to show a discount: your website shows the offer with the regular price crossed out.

Package editor step 5 of 6, Set the price, with Adult 26999, Child 20999, Infant empty, and three optional offer price fields

6. Publish

A checklist of everything above, each with an Edit link, plus a Google preview showing how the package will look in search results. You can change the title and description used by Google here. Click "Publish and finish" to put it live, or keep it as a draft.

Package editor step 6 of 6, Review and publish, with ticks for title, 3 photos, 5-day itinerary, 4 included and 4 not included, adult price, and a Google preview of the package

Published: Live on your website.
Draft: Saved but hidden from visitors. Use it while you finish a package.
Archived: Retired. Hidden from visitors, kept for your records under the Archived tab.

TipUse "View on website" at the top of the editor to open the live package page, and "Generate Brochure" to turn it into a PDF.

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