Move from WordPress

If your current website runs on WordPress, you can bring your content into Tourtify in a few minutes. The importer understands WP Travel Engine trips as well as standard pages, posts and images, and it keeps your search rankings by redirecting old addresses.

Where to find it

Console › Settings › Team & tools › Import

What gets imported

From WordPress	Becomes in Tourtify
WP Travel Engine trips	Draft tours with overview, itinerary days, includes and excludes, FAQs, highlights, duration and price
Destinations, activities, trip types	Destinations, activities and tour categories, nested as they were
Pages	Pages, keeping the parent/child hierarchy
Posts	Blog posts with their categories and tags
Images used by the content	Copied into your media library
Old URLs	301 redirects to the new pages, so links and rankings carry over

Tours always arrive as drafts so you can check prices and departures before they go live.

Export from WordPress

1. In WordPress, go to Tools › Export.
2. Choose All content and select Download Export File. You get an .xml file.

Import into Tourtify

1. Open Settings › Team & tools › Import and drop the .xml file onto Upload a WordPress export file (up to 50 MB).
2. Tourtify reads the file and shows a preview of everything it found. Nothing is imported until you confirm.
3. Start the import. Images are copied in the background; you can keep working.
4. Review your imported tours, add prices and departures, then publish.

Earlier imports are listed on the same page so you can see what came in and when.

After the import

• Check Website › Pages › Redirects to see the redirects created from your old WordPress addresses. Add any others by hand.
• Connect your domain when you're ready to switch. Your old URLs then redirect to the new pages automatically.
• Set up menus and your home page.

Not on WordPress?

Import single tours from any website with Import a tour from a URL.

Related

• Redirects
• SEO
• Quick start