Pages and templates
Site pages with a home page, plus details templates for service pages.
Platform
Website CMS for travel agencies
Keep your agency website fresh without calling a developer. Build menus, manage pages and details templates, organise files in a media library, publish SEO-ready blog posts with a search preview, moderate comments, and keep FAQs and testimonials current, all from the back office that runs your bookings.
- 5 states
- Draft to archived for every post
- Search preview
- See the result before publishing
- Every menu
- Main, quick links and footer
- No developer
- Content edited from the admin
Overview
A travel website your team can update itself
TravelSuite ERP includes a content management system made for travel agency websites. Pages, menus, media, blog posts, FAQs and testimonials are managed from the same admin panel as your bookings, so marketing staff can update the site without a developer. Pages can be built with the page builder or kept static, and any page can be set as the home page.
Navigation is built in the menu builder. Pick a menu, such as the main menu, quick links or a footer column, then add pages, service categories and custom links, nest them and save. Details templates control the layout of service details pages for each module and page context, so every tour, hotel or visa page follows the same structure.
The travel blog is built for search. Each post has a title with a stable URL, a summary for cards and social previews, meta title and description, a search preview, a 1200 × 630 share image, a category and tags. Posts move through draft, review, scheduled, published and archived, and can be featured or opened for comments.
Supporting content lives in one place too. The media library stores images, SVG, video, audio, archives and documents in folders, with favourites, duplicate detection, filters and a trash. Comment moderation sorts discussion into pending, approved, spam and rejected, while testimonials and FAQs keep the reviews and answers your pages display in the order you choose.
Structure
Build menus by picking pages, categories and links
Choose a menu, add items from the left, nest them, then save. Main menu, quick links and every footer column are separate menus you edit the same way.
Main menu Save changes
- HomePage
- HotelsCustom link
- Beach HotelCategory
- City HotelCategory
- ResortCategory
- Visa servicesPage
- BlogPage
- ContactPage
Pages
- HomeBuilder Home
- About usBuilderStandard
- Visa servicesBuilderStandard
- Privacy policyStaticStandard
Details templates
The layout of each service details page, per module and page context, built from sections.
Example data.
Blog editor
Write once, see how it looks in search before you publish
The post editor keeps content, SEO, category and publishing on one screen. The search preview updates as you type the meta title and description.
- 1
Stable URL
Generated from the title and kept after publishing.
- 2
Summary
Used on blog cards, search results and social previews.
- 3
Search preview
Check the meta title and description as Google would show them.
- 4
Social image
A 1200 × 630 share image, with the feature image as fallback.
Example post.
What you manage
Every part of your website in one place
Menus
A menu builder for pages, categories and custom links.
Media library
Images in folders, with favourites, filters, duplicates and trash.
Blog, FAQ and reviews
SEO-ready posts, FAQs and testimonials with ratings and video.
Key capabilities
Manage pages, menus, media, blog posts, comments, FAQs and testimonials for your agency website without a developer.
12 features included in Website CMS
See it in a demo- 01Page management with builder and static pages
- 02Any page as the home page
- 03Details templates per module and page context
- 04Menu builder with pages, categories and custom links
- 05Separate menus for header, quick links and footer
- 06Media library with folders, favourites and trash
- 07Media filters by type, date, size and duplicates
- 08Blog with meta fields, search preview and share image
- 09Draft, review, scheduled, published and archived states
- 10Blog categories, tags and featured posts
- 11Comment moderation and blog settings
- 12Testimonials and FAQs with display order
Publishing workflow
From draft to published in six steps
- 01
Write
Add the title, a short summary and the post content.
- 02
Add media
Pick a feature image and a share image from the media library.
- 03
Optimise
Set the meta title and description and check the search preview.
- 04
Organise
Choose a category and tags, and add the page to a menu.
- 05
Review
Move the post from draft to review for a second pair of eyes.
- 06
Publish
Publish now or schedule it, then moderate the comments.
Media and community
Files, comments, reviews and FAQs, each with its own home
Upload images once and reuse them anywhere. Keep conversations clean with a moderation queue, and manage the testimonials and FAQs your pages display.
Media libraryUpload
- All media
- Hajj & Umrah
- Hotels
- Tours
- Brand
- Trash
ImagesSVGVideosDocumentsFavouritesDuplicates
umrah-hero.jpg
beach-resort.jpg
logo.svg
city-tour.jpg
visa-guide.pdf
promo-video.mp4
StorageNewest first · 24 per page
Comment moderation
- Pending3
- Approved12
- Spam2
- Rejected1
18 comments in this example
Featured
“Everything was arranged on time and the team answered every question.”
Customer 02 · video · order 1
FAQ
- 1How early should I apply for a visa?Active
- 2Can I pay in instalments?Active
- 3What is included in the package?Inactive
Example data.
Built for every team
Content tools for everyone who touches the site
Marketing
- Publish posts that rank
- Schedule seasonal content
- Check the search preview
- Feature the best stories
Content and design
- Builder and static pages
- Details templates
- Menus for every area
- One media library
Support
- Keep FAQs current
- Moderate comments
- Answer before customers ask
- Fewer repeat questions
Owners
- No developer bills
- Fresh, SEO-ready content
- One login for everything
- Testimonials that build trust
Why agencies switch
Before and after TravelSuite ERP
| Task | Without TravelSuite | With TravelSuite ERP |
|---|---|---|
| Page updates | Wait for a developer | Edit pages in the admin panel |
| Blog SEO | Plugins and guesswork | Meta fields and a search preview |
| Images | Scattered across laptops and drives | One media library with folders |
| Menus | Hard-coded in the theme | Menu builder for every menu |
| Comments | Spam on public posts | A moderation queue |
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a developer to update the website?
No. Pages, menus, media, blog posts, FAQs and testimonials are all edited from the admin panel.
Is the blog SEO-friendly?
Yes. Every post has a stable URL generated from the title, a meta title and description with a live search preview, a 1200 × 630 share image, a category and tags.
Can I schedule blog posts?
Yes. Posts move through draft, review, scheduled, published and archived, so you can plan content ahead and retire old posts without deleting them.
How do I change a menu?
Open the menu builder, choose the menu, such as the main menu or a footer column, add pages, categories or custom links, arrange them and save.
What can I store in the media library?
Images, SVG, video, audio, archives and documents, organised in folders. Filter by type, date, size, favourites or duplicates, and restore files from the trash.
How does comment moderation work?
New comments arrive in a queue as pending, and you approve, mark as spam or reject them. Blog settings let you hold new comments for approval and allow or block guest comments.
Can I show customer reviews and FAQs?
Yes. Testimonials store the person, rating, text, optional video, a featured flag and display order. FAQs are reusable questions and answers with an order and status.
How is this different from the Agency Website feature?
Agency Website is the storefront your customers use, with its branding, products and checkout. The Website CMS is where your team edits the content: pages, menus, media, blog, FAQs and testimonials.
Works with every TravelSuite module
Bookings, customers, payments and accounts stay in one database, so this module shares data with everything else automatically.
C1 Customer 01 on Umrah packing list
Very useful, thank you. Do you have a list for Hajj too?