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# Taxonomy

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<summary>Pricing Categories</summary>

This is where you define the target audience for the tour, including their age groups. Common values include Adults, Children, and Infants.

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<summary>Destinations</summary>

This is where you define the tour locations. You can specify two levels of categorization: Country (parent category) and City (child category).

The Destination pages support two options: editing with Elementor or using the default layout.

To enable editing with Elementor, please go to **Customizing > Trip > Archive Trip** and turn on **Use Template Elementor (City Page)**.

After that, open any Destination page, hover over **Edit with Elementor**, click **Trip Destinations**, and then add or modify sections by adding or editing the available widgets.

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<summary>Activities</summary>

This is where you define the activities used to categorize tours.

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<summary>Types</summary>

This is where you define the tour types. For example: day tours, group tours, private tours, all-inclusive tours, and more.

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<summary>Durations</summary>

This is where you define the duration of the tour, which can range from a few hours to several days.

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<summary>Time of day</summary>

This is where you categorize tours based on the time of day—morning, afternoon, or evening.

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<summary>Language</summary>

This is where you specify the languages used during the tour, typically the languages spoken by the tour guide.

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<summary>Service</summary>

This is where you define the additional services included with the tour, such as the title, description, image, and price.

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