Will Google find my tour?
Last checked 29 October 2026
A tour listed on Explore can be: its Explore page is in Panoramr's sitemap, which tells search engines about it, and so is your creator page. When, and whether, a search engine lists a page is up to the search engine.
The tour's own address, the one under Tour link and in the embed code, asks search engines not to list it. So a tour that is published by its link, or embedded on your website, is found through the page it is on: embed it in a page of your own site and search engines find that page. A tour kept to the people you send its link to, or behind a password, is kept off Explore, your creator page and search engines.
Read more: Share a tour: draft, published and Explore, Who can see a tour: private, published, link only or password
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