Manage all your SEO settings from one place

We’ve added a new SEO Center to your backoffice — a single dashboard where you can manage everything related to your website’s search engine optimization. Instead of hunting through different screens to update meta tags, set up redirects, or check your Google Search Console connection, you can now handle it all from one place.

SEO Center includes four sections: Pages (meta tags and schema markup), Redirects (301 redirects), Settings (global schema controls and robots.txt), and Search Console (Google integration). Here’s a quick overview of the key highlights.

Edit meta titles & descriptions for any page

The Pages section lists every page on your website — tours, collections, blog posts, static pages, and more. You can search by URL, filter by page type, and click any row to open a sidebar where you edit the meta title and meta description right there.

Previously, updating meta tags meant opening each trip, collection, or page individually. Now you can review and update them all in one sitting — useful when you’re doing a bulk SEO cleanup or optimizing pages after a Google Search Console review.

Comprehensive refresh of rich snippets (schema markup)

Your website has always generated some schema markup, but we’ve given it a comprehensive refresh. The system now covers every page type with richer, more accurate structured data — the kind that helps Google display rich results in search, like prices, event dates, and business information directly in the search listing.

Here’s what gets generated automatically based on your page type:

You’re in full control: open any page in SEO Center, and you’ll see toggles for each schema type. Turn individual schemas on or off, and watch the live JSON-LD preview update in real time. Need to add something custom, like FAQ schema? There’s a dedicated field where you can paste your own JSON-LD code.

Organization & LocalBusiness schema — auto-generated from your existing settings

Your Organization schema is automatically built from information you’ve already entered elsewhere — your business name, logo, and social media links. Similarly, LocalBusiness schema is generated from your business address and contact details, and appears on pages that include an address section (homepage, Contact Us, etc.).

If the auto-generated JSON doesn’t quite fit — say you want to add fields that aren’t pulled from your account settings — you can override both Organization and LocalBusiness JSON-LD directly from SEO Center > Settings.

Full visibility into 301 redirects

Vacation Labs has always created automatic 301 redirects when you change a tour’s URL — so you’ve never had to worry about broken links from URL changes. But until now, there was no way to see those redirects or create custom ones (say, for a deactivated trip or a restructured page) without raising a support ticket.

The new Redirects section in SEO Center gives you full visibility into all existing redirects and lets you create, edit, and delete your own. Just enter the old path and the new path, and the redirect takes effect immediately.

Plus: Global settings, robots.txt, and Search Console

A few more things you can manage from SEO Center: