Editorial policy
The rules every piece of content must pass before it goes live.
Last updated September 4, 2026
The publication pipeline
- An idea comes from a question readers actually ask.
- A brief sets the search intent and the sources required.
- A draft is written.
- Editorial review covers language and structure.
- Fact check against the cited sources.
- Approval, then publication.
- A review date is set, and the page is archived when it stops being useful.
Pages that have not reached approval are not indexed. We would rather publish fewer accurate pages than more inaccurate ones.
What we never do
- We do not invent reviews or testimonials. Only genuine customer feedback is shown.
- We do not invent experts. Where no named human is assigned, the byline says it is our editorial desk.
- We do not copy another site's text, images or design.
- We do not invent travel regulations. Without an official source we tell you to check with the authority itself.
- We do not create thin or doorway pages that exist only for a keyword.
Advertising and partner links
Partners cannot edit our content, cannot buy a ranking, and do not get to review articles before publication. Links that pay us a commission are disclosed on the page.