Landing Pages provide a public-facing experience for your Group Trips, where travelers can learn about the trip, register online, make their selections, and complete payment authorization.

Each Group Trip includes a dedicated Landing Page that you can customize and publish when you're ready to accept registrations.

Open a Group Trip and select Landing Page from the left navigation.

[SCREENSHOT: Group Trip navigation showing Landing Page]

The Landing Page editor contains all settings for trip content, media, traveler signup, FAQs, and calls to action.

[SCREENSHOT: Landing Page editor overview]

The main content area controls the information displayed to travelers.

The Page Title appears at the top of the landing page and is used to identify the trip.

Use the Overview section to describe the trip, highlight important details, and provide information travelers should know before registering.

The editor supports rich text formatting, links, images, and AI-assisted content generation.

[SCREENSHOT: Overview editor]

Add images that will appear on the landing page to showcase the destination, accommodations, activities, or travel experience.

You can upload your own images or select media from the integrated image library.

[SCREENSHOT: Featured Media section]

Additional Information sections allow you to add expandable content blocks such as:

Multiple sections can be added as needed.

[SCREENSHOT: Additional Information section]

Use the FAQ section to answer common traveler questions before they register. Each FAQ contains a question and a rich-text answer, and FAQs appear on a dedicated tab of the published landing page.

[SCREENSHOT: FAQ editor]

The Page Footer appears at the bottom of the landing page. You can add a footer title and additional information or disclaimers - this area is commonly used for terms, contact details, or booking notes.

[SCREENSHOT: Footer section]

The Settings panel controls whether the landing page is available to travelers. Turn on Enable Landing Page to make the page available for publishing.

[SCREENSHOT: Enable Landing Page toggle]

Self-Service Signup allows travelers to register themselves without requiring manual entry by your team. When enabled, travelers can:

Customize the text displayed on the signup button.

Select Edit Signup Form to customize the information collected during registration. The signup form uses the same drag-and-drop builder as TripLoft forms, so you can add traveler and contact fields, passport details, preferences, custom questions, file uploads, e-signatures, and terms & conditions. For the full list of elements and how to configure them, see Creating and Managing Forms.

[SCREENSHOT: Signup Form builder]

Advanced Settings allow you to automatically close registration:

If both options are enabled, registration closes as soon as either condition is met.

[SCREENSHOT: Advanced Settings]

A Custom Call to Action provides an alternative action for travelers who are not ready to register. You can configure a Button Label and a Destination Link.

Common examples include scheduling a consultation, contacting an advisor, or requesting more information.

[SCREENSHOT: Custom Call To Action settings]

When your content and settings are complete:

After publishing, travelers can access the landing page using its public URL.

[SCREENSHOT: Publish button]

Landing Pages provide a complete registration and information hub for Group Trips. By combining trip content, media, FAQs, self-service signup, and custom calls to action, you can create a streamlined experience for travelers while reducing manual administration.