Tags provide flexible organisation beyond categories. While a product belongs to one category, it can have multiple tags — making it easy to filter, search, and group products in different ways.

Understanding the difference:

Example:

Tags help you:

Filter products — find all "family-friendly" offerings quickly

Create collections — group products for marketing campaigns

Track attributes — identify "wheelchair-accessible" products

Manage operations — tag by guide, vehicle, or equipment needed

Seasonal organisation — mark "winter-only" or "summer-special"

Go to Products from the main menu

Click on the product you want to tag

Click Edit to enter edit mode

Find the Tags field

Type a tag and press Enter to add it

Repeat for additional tags

Click Save

Tags are created as you type:

In the tags field, type your new tag

Press Enter to add it

The tag is now available for other products too

To remove a tag from a product:

Edit the product

Find the tag in the Tags field

Click the X on the tag to remove it

Save your changes

Use a standard format:

All lowercase: "family-friendly" not "Family-Friendly"

Use hyphens for spaces: "half-day" not "half day"

Be specific: "departs-port-douglas" not "port douglas"

Watch out for similar tags:

Tags should be self-explanatory:

Use tags to find products quickly:

This is especially useful when:

To tag multiple products at once:

Consider maintaining a list of your standard tags:

This ensures consistency across your team.

Tags provide powerful, flexible organisation — use them to make managing your products easier.