Editorial notice
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Last reviewed · 30 July 2026
What an affiliate link is
When we recommend a tour, a hotel or an insurance policy, we often link to the partner that sells it. If you click that link and complete a booking, the partner pays us a percentage of their own margin. You pay exactly the same price you would pay by going to the partner's site directly. Those commissions cover hosting, research trips, photography and the time it takes to keep thousands of pages accurate.
Who we work with
- 01Viator / TripadvisorTours, excursions, tickets and day trips.
- 02Booking.com & hotel partners (Travelpayouts)Hotels, boutique stays and apartments.
- 03EKTATravel and medical insurance policies.
- 04Transport & car hire partnersTransfers, rail, ferries and car rental.
How this affects our recommendations
It doesn't. We do not accept payment for positive coverage, we do not sell placements inside our guides, and commission rates play no part in the order or wording of our recommendations. If a place isn't worth your time, we leave it out — whether or not it is bookable through a partner. Prices, availability and product photos shown on tour and hotel cards come directly from the partner's live feed, so what you see is what the operator is actually selling.
Tracking and cookies
Affiliate links set a cookie so the partner can attribute a booking to us, usually for 30 days. We also use analytics to understand which guides are useful. We never sell your personal data.
Questions
If anything here is unclear, or you spot a price or a link that looks wrong, treat the operator's own site as the final word. We correct our guides whenever the sources we link change.