With the release of WP Travel v6.4.1 and WP Travel Pro v5.4.1, we have added the WPML Migrations option in the setting so that it would help the user in the Translation through WPML.
To use the WPML Migrations option WP Travel plugin must be of v6.4.1 and WP Travel Pro of v5.4.1. Now, let’s follow the steps to translate using WPML.
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Table of contents
- Steps to translate trips in WP Travel using the WPML plugin
- Step 1: Enable WPML Migrations
- Step 2: Click on Migrate Option
- Step 3: Go to WPML settings to enable for translation
- Step 4: Enable the translation for the custom filter
- Step 5: Click on the plus sign as shown to translate
- Step 6: Add the translated text one by one
- Step 7: Select the custom filter as shown
- Step 8: Click the ” + ” sign to add the translation
- Step 9: Change text as per your needs
- Conclusion
Steps to translate trips in WP Travel using the WPML plugin
Step 1: Enable WPML Migrations
Steps 1: Enable WPML Migrations by going through Admin Panel > WP Travel > Settings > Advanced >Debug as shown in the screenshot below.
Also, don’t forget to save the settings.

Step 2: Click on Migrate Option
After saving the changes click on the Migrate option as shown in the screenshot below:

Step 3: Go to WPML settings to enable for translation
Go to WPML settings and you have to enable the custom field for translation.
wp_travel_itinerary_gallery_ids
wp_travel_outline
wp_travel_overview
wp_travel_tabs
wp_travel_trips_dates
wp_travel_trip_duration
wp_travel_trip_duration_night
wp_travel_trip_exclude
wp_travel_trip_include
wp_travel_trip_itinerary_data
wp_travel_trip_price_categorys

Step 4: Enable the translation for the custom filter
If you have added the Custom Filter, then you need to enable the translation for the custom filter under Taxonomies Translation by going to Admin Panel > WPML > Settings > Taxonomies Translation.

Step 5: Click on the plus sign as shown to translate
After saving all the changes go to Admin Panel > Trips > All Trips and click on the plus sign as shown in the screenshot to translate.

Step 6: Add the translated text one by one
Then the Translation Editor appears, where you can add the translated text one by one.

Note: Only translate the text where there is ” + ” sign.
Step 7: Select the custom filter as shown
Now to translate the custom filter, go to Taxonomy Translation under WPML and select the custom filter as shown in the screenshot.

Step 8: Click the ” + ” sign to add the translation
After selecting the custom filter option, click the ” + ” sign to add the translation of the custom filter.

Step 9: Change text as per your needs
In this way, you can change the text as per your requirements.

Conclusion
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