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Editorial standards and corrections
How we decide what to publish, how we mark verification, and how to get something corrected.
What we publish
- A page goes public only when it has honest, useful content in English and French.
- Draft, unreviewed or incomplete records stay hidden — we prefer an empty state to a thin page.
- We never mix a real database record with unrelated placeholder content.
How verification is shown
- Locally verified: someone on the ground confirmed the detail.
- Source reviewed: checked against an official or documentary source, local detail may still change.
- Community: submitted by a contributor and moderated, not independently confirmed.
Time-sensitive information
Entry and visa rules, health requirements, security guidance and transport services change. Where we cover them, we link to the official source, show the date it was last checked, and ask you to verify before travelling. If we cannot source a claim, we do not publish it.
What we never invent
- Prices, availability and opening hours.
- Legal, visa or safety guarantees.
- Reviews, ratings, traveller numbers or popularity.
- Awards, certifications, qualifications or dates.
Corrections
If something here is wrong, tell us and we will fix it. Substantive corrections to a published page are recorded, and the page shows a new checked date. Contact us with the page address and what is wrong.
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