

How these pages get written, checked and corrected
Travel content is full of confident sentences nobody checked. This page says what we do instead, so you can hold us to it.
Plan your journeyIn short
Every factual claim on this site is checked against the operator or the authority that sets it, not against another travel website. Where something cannot be confirmed, the page says so rather than filling the gap.
- Sources are the operator or the regulator, never a competitor
- Unverified claims are marked or removed, not softened
- Corrections are logged with a date
Workflow
What happens before a page goes live
Four steps. The third is the one most sites skip.
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Drafted
Written by the editorial desk against a brief, with the source for each factual claim noted as it goes in.
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Sourced
Prices, dates, regulations and certifications are checked with whoever actually sets them.
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Cut
Anything that cannot be confirmed comes out. It is not rewritten more vaguely and left in.
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Dated
Published with a review date, and re-checked on a cadence rather than left to rot.
Seasonal facts — rates, park fees, flight routes — are re-checked at least once a season, because they change and stale numbers are worse than none.
Corrections policy
Short, because it should be.
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Tell us
If you find something wrong, send it. You do not need to be a customer.
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We fix it
The page is corrected, and the correction is recorded rather than silently overwritten.
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You can see it
Material corrections are noted on the page itself, not buried in a changelog nobody reads.
Found something wrong?
Send it over. Corrections are the cheapest way to keep a site like this honest.



