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Tripzzy – v1.5.0 Released

Release

This release includes 3 new features, 1 improvement, and 2 bug fixes.

Highlights

  • AI Trip Builder and Assistant: Tripzzy now includes an AI-powered Trip Builder and Assistant to help automate trip creation.
  • Initial Setup Wizard: A new initial setup wizard guides administrators through core plugin configuration upon installation.
  • Button Styling Controls: Added text, background, and hover color options for buttons under Settings > Display > Appearance.

New Features

AI Trip Builder and Assistant

Tripzzy now includes an AI-powered Trip Builder and Assistant to help automate trip creation. This intelligent assistant generates trip details, itineraries, and content directly within the plugin, saving operators significant setup time and reducing manual data entry.

Initial Setup Wizard

A new initial setup wizard guides administrators through core plugin configuration upon installation. This step-by-step onboarding ensures essential site settings and booking parameters are properly configured from day one, helping new agencies launch faster.

Button Styling Controls

Added text, background, and hover color options for buttons under Settings > Display > Appearance. Site owners can now customize booking and navigation buttons to match their brand without writing custom CSS, giving designers direct control over the look and feel.

Improvements

Trip Includes & Excludes in Editor

Trip includes and excludes are now managed directly as editor options rather than separate WordPress taxonomies. Moving these fields into the trip editor simplifies content management and eliminates taxonomy overhead, providing a more intuitive editing experience.

Bug Fixes

Admin Menu and Settings Order

Updated the WordPress admin menu and Tripzzy settings tab order for better navigation. Administrators will find the most-used settings more quickly, improving daily workflow efficiency.

Trip Taxonomies Block Cache Fix

Fixed an issue with the Trip Taxonomies block where cached data could prevent taxonomy information from updating correctly on the front end. This ensures category and attribute listings on trip pages remain accurate and refresh properly alongside site caching.