ITI Digital AI-Ready Events & Places

SEO-friendly Events, Places, Itineraries, and Travel Planner integration for WordPress powered by the ITI Digital platform.

AI-ready tourism content delivery for WordPress with server-side rendering, SEO-friendly URLs, structured data, dynamic sitemap support, llms.txt support, optional WordPress search integration, module-status synchronization, cache management, and real-time content updates.

Features

• API key support for authenticated ITI Digital API requests
• Server-side rendered HTML optimized for SEO and AI-assisted search discoverability
• Clean, SEO-friendly URLs using WordPress rewrite rules
• Dynamic XML sitemap for Event and Place content
• Canonical URL caching for improved SEO
• Support for detail base pages with structured URLs:
  • Events: /e/
  • Places: /p/
• Staging mode to safely test canonical and sitemap URLs
• Automatic trailing slash handling based on WordPress settings
• Automatic sitemap exclusion support for internal SSR layout pages
• Automatic cache refresh for SSR listing pages
• Manual cache refresh and URL purge tools
• Authenticated webhook endpoint for Event, Place, Itinerary, and module-status updates
• Dynamic route cache exclusion recommendations
• Optional WordPress search integration for Event and Place results
• Theme-overridable search templates for frontend customization
• Itineraries listing and embedded detail content support
• Travel Planner integration with configurable frontend placement and loading rules
• /llms.txt support for Event, Place, and Itinerary discovery pages
• Optional public custom post type support for Events, Places, and Itineraries

Important Notes

• Save Permalinks after changing routes
• Avoid creating child pages under the selected base pages that use the reserved paths /e/ (Events) or /p/ (Places), as they may conflict with dynamic detail URLs.
• Staging mode should not be used on production sites
• /llms.txt may be cached by the hosting provider or CDN. If possible, reduce the cache duration for this URL, or clear the site/CDN cache after adding, removing, or changing configured Event, Place, or Itinerary pages.