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# Create and edit a trip
In the WordPress admin bar, navigate to the Trips section and click 'Add New Trips'.
Enter a new title, select 'Elementor Full Width' from the Template dropdown list, click 'Publish', and then click 'Edit with Elementor' to begin editing. (If 'Edit with Elementor' doesn't appear for Trip, you can enable it by going to Elementor > Settings > General tab > Post Types > and checking 'Trips'.)
Create a template based on your preferences and publish it.
To save time on creating and editing, you can install a duplicate post plugin. Simply duplicate an existing trip and customize it using the Elementor editor.
To edit and add content on the Trip page, you can use Elementor widgets.\
For example, to modify the Why booking with Togo section: go to the Trip page → click Edit with Elementor → in the Elementor editor, click on the Why booking with Togo block → the editing panel will appear on the left, where you can add or update the text.
All done!
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