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“WP Travel” is the best free travel and tour plugin choice for a Travel Agency, Tour Operator, or Destination Management Company, wanting to manage packages more efficiently & increase sales. It’s a scalable, powerful, easy to use a plugin for WordPress to manage packages and booking. Make a decision to enhance your travel site with powerful features with this simple plugin.
Travel Log is a perfect theme for your Travel site. It is a simple, clean & free WordPress Travel Theme, ideal for travel agencies, hotels, tour operators or any other organization related to travel and tours. This theme has options panel based on powerful customizer API which makes theme pretty easy to customize and configure.
There are multiple widget areas, layout, header options and much more. Theme is responsive and tested on multiple devices, also theme is developer friendly so if you would like to make any customization its very simple. There is a great documentation which helps for easy setup of theme and also if you run into any issues or problem there is a standby support team for the theme.
Travel Log theme features can be extended with its very own compatible plugin called WP Travel Plugin, that adds ease to managing tours, itineraries and bookings.
Travel Log Theme Demo: http://wensolutions.com/travel-log-demo/
You can easily add a featured image to your post from the same post edit page of your WordPress dashboard. Simply click on “Set Featured Image” link on the right column inside the featured image meta box.
This will open the WordPress Media Uploader. You can use that to upload an image from your computer or use an existing image from your media library. Once you select the image, simply click on Set Featured Image button.
A theme must have the following code in its functions.php file to support the featured image for your post and page.
add_theme_support('post-thumbnails');
To display featured images in your theme, you need to edit your templates and add this line of code where you want to display the featured image:
the_post_thumbnail();
