Overview

Please read this guide first if you are new to the admin. It explains what each area is for, how content usually moves from draft to public website, and what to check before publishing changes.

What you can manage

The admin is organized around the main content that appears on the public website.

Section	Use it for
Dashboard	Quick access to recent content, enquiries, media, and activity.
Home Page	Control homepage hero content, featured countries, featured tours, and travel guide highlights.
Enquiries	Review customer tour enquiries and contact messages.
FAQs	Edit general FAQ content shown on the public FAQ page.
Package	Create and maintain tours, including itinerary, services, gallery, FAQs, and publishing status.
Countries	Manage country pages, country content, destinations, tours, best-time content, and country FAQs.
Destinations	Manage destination/place pages and map/location content.
Hotels	Manage reusable hotel records used in itineraries.
Restaurants	Manage reusable restaurant records used in itineraries.
Services	Manage reusable included/excluded service options for tours.
Blog	Create and publish travel guide articles.
Authors	Manage author profiles used by travel guide articles.
Media	Upload, replace, and organize images used across the website.
User	Manage admin team members and their access level.
Activity Log	Review important admin actions and security events.

Common workflow

Before attempting to create package, we must prepare content in order:

For tour packages, the usual order is:

1. Add package basics.
2. Add translated title, summary, overview, and SEO content.
3. Add countries and destinations.
4. Build the itinerary.
5. Add gallery images.
6. Add included and excluded services.
7. Add package FAQs.
8. Review the publish tab.
9. Check the public page after publishing.

Draft, published, and archived content

Some content supports different statuses.

Status	Meaning
Draft	Work in progress. Not ready for visitors.
Published	Live or ready to appear on the public website.
Archived	No longer active, but kept for record/history.

Only publish content after checking required text, images, translations, and links.

Media library basics

Images should be uploaded once to the media library, then reused across packages, countries, guides, authors, hotels, restaurants, and rich-text sections.

When adding images:

• Use clear filenames when possible.
• Add meaningful alt text. (It’s advised to follwo destination name + country name. e.g. Angkor Wat Cambodia)
• Replace an image from the media library when the same image reference should update everywhere.
• Choose an existing image by searching to avoid uploading duplicates.

Media can be upload in 2 places:

1. Media Page

2. Media Modal

Publishing checklist

Before publishing, confirm:

• Title and summary are complete.
• Slug looks correct.
• Featured image is selected.
• Image alt text is filled.
• Main content is not empty.
• Translations are complete enough for publication.
• SEO title and SEO description are filled when available.
• Links and buttons point to the right page.
• Public page has been reviewed after publishing.

Before publishing package, we also have a checklist page, you can view as well

Permissions

Your account role controls what you can see and change.

Role	Typical access
Owner	Full access, including user management and major admin settings.
Admin	Manage content, media, and publishing.
Editor	Create and edit content, usually without full admin settings.
Viewer	Read-only access.

If a section is missing or an action is disabled, your account may not have permission for it.