Corrections Policy
What we do when an article contains an error — and how to tell us about one.
Our commitment
We aim for accuracy, but travel programs, costs, and practices change — and sometimes we simply get something wrong. When that happens, we correct the article promptly rather than leaving inaccurate information online.
How corrections work
- Minor fixes (typos, formatting, broken links) are made silently.
- Material corrections (a factual error that could affect a reader's decision) are fixed in the article text, and the article's updated date is refreshed.
- Outdated guidance is rewritten or removed when we review articles, so old advice doesn't linger as if current.
Report an error
If you spot something wrong in any article, please tell us through the contact page and include the article link and the specific claim in question. We review every report, verify against the best available information, and correct the article where warranted.
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