Trips

WP Travel offers you several Shortcodes that can be used to display trips, trips according to taxonomy, category, Parent/Child category, and page shortcodes.

Display all Trips #

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES]

Using this shortcode you can display the number of trips that you have created.

Note:  The default value of the limit is set to 20. But you can show more no of trips bypassing the limit parameter. 

Example:

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES limit=10]

Using this Shortcode you can limit the no. of the itinerary to 10 i.e you will be able to display ten trips at the front end

You can add the Shortcode either on the page/post. With the addition of the shortcode, you will be able to view the itineraries on the page/post, depending on where you have to use the shortcode.

By default, trips will be displayed in the grid view. If you want to display trips in the list format then you can use the shortcode given below:

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES view_mode="list"]

Display Trips Alphabetically: #

With the release of WP Travel version 5.3.5, we have added the shortcode using which you will be able to display the trips in ascending and descending order.

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES order="asc"]
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES order="desc"]

Display the Featured trip #

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=featured]

If you include the featured type in the shortcode all the itinerary that is marked as featured is displayed at the front end.

Display the trips according to the Trip Types #

type=itinerary_types

If you include the itinerary_types in the shortcode, you have had to enter the id or the slug of trip Type. Only then the itinerary associated with that trip type will be displayed at the front end.

i. Using ID:

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=itinerary_types  id=18]

ii. Using Slug:

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=itinerary_types slug="trekking"]

Backend

Frontend:

Display the trips according to the Destinations #

type=travel_locations

If you include the travel_locations in the shortcode, you have had to enter the id or the slug of Locations. Only then the itinerary associated with that location will be displayed at the front end.

i. Using ID:

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=travel_locations id=3 ]

ii. Using Slug :

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES type=travel_locations slug="america"]

Backend

Frontend

Note: Not just ID but you can control the display using the Slug attribute.  i.e in place of ID, you can place “slug=” name for itinerary_types and travel_locations. 

If you wish to display a trip type of a certain location then you can do so by adding the shortcode as given below

Display the trips according to the Activities: #

type=activity

With the WP Travel version, 4.2.0,  we have added the shortcode using which you will be able to display the trips based on the activities assigned to that trip.

i. Based on slug:

[wp_travel_itineraries type="activity" slug="Activity"]

ii. Based on ID:

[wp_travel_itineraries type="activity" id="12"]

Display the trips in ascending and descending order: #

With the WP Travel version 3.2.1, we have added the shortcode using which you will be able to display the trips in ascending and descending order.

[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES orderby="trip_date" order="desc" ]
[WP_TRAVEL_ITINERARIES orderby="trip_date" order="asc" ]

Display Trip Category: #

With WP Travel version 5.3.0, we have added the shortcode using which you will be able to display the trips under the trip category.

[WP_TRAVEL_TRIP_CATEGORY_ITEMS]

Note: By default trip will be displayed according to the destination category.

Display the Parent/Child category of the destination #

With WP Travel version 5.3.6, we have added the shortcode with which you will be able to display the parent category or the child category of the destination you have added.

Shortcode for the Parent Category: #

If you are willing to show only the parent category of the destination then you can use the below-given shortcodes:

[wp_travel_trip_category_items parent='yes']

Shortcode for the Child Category: #

If you are willing to show only the child category of the destination then you can use the below-given shortcodes:

[wp_travel_trip_category_items child='yes']

Display Trip Types category: #

[WP_TRAVEL_TRIP_CATEGORY_ITEMS taxonomy="itinerary_types"]

Display the Parent/Child category of the Trip Types #

With the release of WP Travel version 5.3.8, we have added the shortcode with which you will be able to display the parent category or the child category of the Trip Types that you have added.

Shortcode for the Parent Category: #

If you are willing to show only the parent category of the destination then you can use the below-given shortcodes:

[wp_travel_trip_category_items parent='yes']

Shortcode for the Child Category: #

If you are willing to show only the child category of the destination then you can use the below-given shortcodes:

[wp_travel_trip_category_items child='yes']

Display Keyword category: #

[WP_TRAVEL_TRIP_CATEGORY_ITEMS taxonomy="travel_keywords"]

Display Activities category: #

[WP_TRAVEL_TRIP_CATEGORY_ITEMS taxonomy="activity"]

For the different functions: #

To display the trips Category in ascending order :

[WP_TRAVEL_TRIP_CATEGORY_ITEMS order="asc"]

To display the trips Category in descending order:

[WP_TRAVEL_TRIP_CATEGORY_ITEMS order="desc"]

To hide the empty category:

[WP_TRAVEL_TRIP_CATEGORY_ITEMS hide_empty="true"]

To display the limited number of categories:

[WP_TRAVEL_TRIP_CATEGORY_ITEMS number="5"]

Display Trip Types, Activities, Group Size, and Reviews: #

With WP Travel version 5.3.4, we have added the shortcode with which you will be able to display Trip Types, Activities, Group Size, and Reviews in a different tab of the single Trip page.

Shortcode for the single Trip page: #

These shortcodes can be used in different Tabs like Overview Tab, Trip Includes Tab, Trip Excludes Tab, and New Tab of the single trip.

[wptravel_trip_type]
[wptravel_activities]
[wptravel_group_size]
[wptravel_reviews]

Example:

Frontend View:

Shortcode for posts and pages: #

These shortcodes can be used to display Trip Types, Activities, Group sizes, and Reviews in different posts and pages using the related trip id.

[wptravel_trip_type trip_id=601]
[wptravel_activities trip_id=601]
[wptravel_group_size trip_id=601]
[wptravel_reviews trip_id=601]

Example:

Frontend View: