Affiliate disclosure

What an affiliate link is

An affiliate link is an ordinary link that carries a code identifying this site. If you follow it and make a booking within the partner's tracking window — typically 30 days — the partner pays us a small percentage of what you spent. You pay the same price either way.

Which partners

• Trip.com — flights, hotels and airport transfers. Links are served through the CJ Affiliate network.

We will keep this list current. A partner appearing here does not mean we recommend it above alternatives; it means a link to it exists somewhere on the site.

Where the links appear

Affiliate links sit in clearly labelled boxes on route pages and airport pages, and occasionally inline in a guide where a booking is the natural next step being discussed. Every such box carries an "Affiliate links" label and a short note linking here.

They do not appear in the itinerary generator, in generated documents, or on any trust, legal or methodology page.

What does not change

• What the site says. Distances, time zones and the content of the guides are computed or written the same way whether or not a partner exists. No partner reviews or influences editorial content.
• What the site is. The itinerary generator produces watermarked samples with no booking behind them. Affiliate links to a booking site do not turn a sample into a booking, and nothing on this site sells travel.
• Your privacy. Affiliate links are plain links. Nothing is loaded from a partner or from the affiliate network when a page renders — no pixel, no script, no cookie. A partner learns of your visit only if you click through. See the privacy policy.

How to tell

Affiliate links open in a new tab and carry rel="sponsored" in the page source, which is the standard way of marking paid links to search engines. The boxes they sit in are labelled.

Questions

If anything about this is unclear, contact us.