Serve a secure final URL
The final page travellers and crawlers land on should use HTTPS with minimal redirect noise.
Fix guides for the travel AI readiness scanner
Short placeholders for each scanner check. Full how-to articles will land here next. Use them from your scan results or browse by category.
Accessible checks
Placeholder guides for the accessible checks in the scanner.
Return a healthy homepage response
The public homepage needs a successful HTTP response so search and AI systems can fetch it reliably.
Keep the page indexable
Avoid noindex and other blocks on pages you want retrieved by search and AI systems.
Set a clear canonical URL
A self-referencing canonical helps systems understand the preferred URL for the page.
Configure robots.txt for retrieval crawlers
Allow the search and retrieval crawlers you want, and treat training crawlers as a separate choice.
Publish a discoverable sitemap
A valid sitemap helps systems find rooms, tours, guides and other useful travel pages.
Put important text in the returned HTML
Core business facts should appear in the initial HTML, not only after client-side JavaScript.
Understandable checks
Placeholder guides for the understandable checks in the scanner.
Write a clear page title
The title should identify the travel business, offer and location where it helps.
Add a specific meta description
Summarise the business and main travel offer in plain language.
Use one clear primary heading
A single descriptive H1 should state what the business offers.
Explain the business and services
Say what kind of travel business this is and what travellers can book or request.
State location or service area
Make the property location, destinations served or market coverage visible.
Add travel-specific detail
Include concrete details such as room types, itineraries, inclusions, durations or booking facts.
Add structured business entities
Use accurate JSON-LD for the real entity, such as Organization, Hotel, TravelAgency, Person, WebSite and relevant offers.
Answerable checks
Placeholder guides for the answerable checks in the scanner.
Use question-shaped headings
Where a page answers real traveller questions, use those questions as headings.
Provide direct answer-like passages
Place concise, self-contained answers immediately under important questions.
Increase factual specificity
Add maintainable facts such as durations, distances, inclusions, dates and prices where accurate.
Make useful pages discoverable
Link clearly to rooms, tours, practical information, about and contact pages.
Trustworthy checks
Placeholder guides for the trustworthy checks in the scanner.
Show About and Contact options
Provide a clear About page and a prominent Contact path, mailto or tel link with real details.
Name the author or responsible person
Show who wrote or reviews important travel content and link to a credible profile where useful.
Show publish or update signals
Display honest published or last-reviewed dates on time-sensitive travel information.
Consider llms.txt (experimental)
llms.txt is optional. Prioritise accessible HTML, clear facts and trusted entity information first.