Affiliate disclosure

How partner links work

A partner link is an ordinary link to a booking or shopping site that carries a tracking code. If you buy or book after clicking it, the partner may pay us a commission. You pay the same price either way.

At the time of writing, the pages are being built and partner links are not yet live. When they are, each module will say so in a line above it, and every partner link will sit beside the operator’s own booking link, which comes first.

They never change the verdict

• We decide what to recommend, and what to say to skip, before and without regard to any commission.
• A place does not get a better verdict, a higher position or a longer write-up because it pays us.
• If an operator has no partner programme, it is treated exactly the same way.
• We will say plainly when the best option is free, or when you should not book at all.

The rules for corrections and independence are in the editorial policy, and how we verify prices and times covers the facts themselves.

Adverts

We may also show adverts. They will be labelled “Advertisement” and kept apart from the content. Adverts and affiliate tracking can use cookies, so we will ask for your consent first; see the privacy notice.

Questions

If you think a link is not labelled when it should be, report a change and we will fix it. To learn who runs the site, see who writes this guide.