Industry Verticals · Blueprint
Travel Guides
Destination pages anchor everything: points of interest reference the destination they belong to, and guide articles tie narratives back to places. Seasons, price ranges, and categories are structured, so filtering and maps come naturally.
- content types
- 3
- fields
- 26
- sample records
- 3
Schema
What's inside
Every content type ships pre-configured with typed fields, validation and relationships.
Destination
A city, region, or country page that anchors places and guide articles.
9 fields
| name | Text | Destination name, e.g. Lisbon |
| slug | Slug | URL identifier for the destination page |
| country | Text | Country the destination belongs to |
| summary | Text | One-line hook shown on destination cards |
| description | RichText | Overview: character, getting around, where to stay |
| hero_image | Image | Signature photo for the destination header |
| best_season | Enum | Best time to visit: spring, summer, autumn, winter, year_round |
| map_link | Link | External map URL centered on the destination |
| featured | Boolean | Promotes the destination on the homepage |
Point of Interest
A specific place worth visiting, tied to its destination and categorized for filtering.
9 fields
| name | Text | Place name, e.g. Mercado da Ribeira |
| slug | Slug | URL identifier for the place page |
| destination | Reference | Reference to the Destination this place belongs to |
| category | Enum | Place type: sight, museum, restaurant, hotel, activity, beach |
| description | RichText | Why it is worth visiting and practical tips |
| image | Image | Photo of the place |
| address | Text | Street address or directions |
| website | Link | Official site or booking page |
| price_range | Enum | Cost level: free, budget, moderate, luxury |
Guide Article
A narrative piece such as an itinerary or roundup, linked to its destination.
8 fields
| title | Text | Article headline, e.g. Three perfect days in Lisbon |
| slug | Slug | URL identifier for the article |
| destination | Reference | Reference to the Destination the article covers |
| intro | Text | Teaser paragraph shown on cards and previews |
| body | RichText | Full article content |
| cover_image | Image | Header image for the article |
| publish_date | Date | Publication date used for sorting and freshness |
| author | Text | Writer's name for the byline |
REST API
Destination, as JSON.
Each content type of the blueprint is served by the REST API, with filtering, sorting, search and pagination.
Explore the API docs{
"id": 1,
"status": "published",
"data": {
"name": "Lisbon",
"slug": "lisbon",
"country": "…",
"summary": "…",
"description": "<p>…</p>",
"hero_image": { "url": "…" },
"best_season": "…",
"map_link": "https://…",
"featured": true
}
}Sample data
Ships with sample data
Install the blueprint and explore it with realistic example records.
- Sample
Lisbon
Destination hub for Portugal's capital, best in spring, 14 linked places and 3 guides
- Sample
Mercado da Ribeira
Food hall point of interest in Lisbon, budget price range, tip on avoiding peak hours
- Sample
Three perfect days in Lisbon
Itinerary article walking through Alfama, Belem, and an evening in Bairro Alto
Features
Why this blueprint
- Everything hangs off the destination Places and articles reference their destination, so every destination page assembles itself from related content.
- Filters travelers actually use Category, price range, and best season are enums, powering filters like free museums or summer beaches.
- Stories and data together Structured place records feed maps and lists while guide articles carry the narrative that makes readers book.
Use cases
Built for
- A travel blogger turning scattered posts into destination hubs with linked places
- A tourism board publishing official city guides with filterable points of interest
- A tour operator pairing itinerary articles with the bookable stops they mention
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