EDITORIAL STANDARDS
Clear sources. Clear boundaries.
Useful guidance should make its scope visible. Here is how to read the journal and raise a specific concern.
Planning frameworks and factual context Most of the journal is practical reasoning: questions to ask, ways to compare offers and methods for building a realistic itinerary. These are not guarantees about a particular property. Where an article introduces factual destination or organizational context, it points to a relevant official source.
Official tourism and institutional sources establish the specific matters they describe. They do not establish every service feature, future opening arrangement or guest experience. Read each link in the context of the claim it supports rather than treating it as endorsement of the full article.
No invented authority We do not publish fabricated guest testimonials, inspection claims, awards, hotel ratings, partnerships or author credentials. The site does not claim to have booked or personally inspected the properties mentioned in source examples. An institutional reference is not a statement of affiliation.
Examples, dates and changing details Hypothetical examples are identified as such and are not live quotes. Article dates identify editorial entries; they are not the effective dates of travel rules, supplier terms or current availability. A source may have changed since a particular planning question was first framed.
Confirm time-sensitive information directly with the appropriate authority or provider. This includes entry and transit requirements, official travel advice, operating hours, prices, facilities, admissions and reservation terms. No article substitutes for the terms of an actual booking.
Images and scope The visual illustrations and typography cards are editorial artwork. They do not show a verified property, a confirmed room category or a service available to purchase here. Descriptions of luxury and privacy should be read as planning questions, not promises of an outcome.
Corrections Send a correction to [email protected] with the page address, the passage concerned and a primary source where possible. Distinguish a factual error from an experience that differs by property, date or guest. That context makes the issue easier to evaluate.
The Contact page explains the information appropriate for an editorial inquiry. Do not send sensitive guest records, reservation credentials or payment details. Questions about services already booked belong with the provider responsible for them.