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Content Accuracy
Accuracy is the entire point of a publication like this one. If a reader cannot rely on the airport name, the fare rule, or the hostel price we print, nothing else about the site matters.
Last updated January 20, 2026
How We Check Facts
Every article goes through a basic verification pass before publication: destination names and spellings are checked, airport names and IATA codes are confirmed against the airport's own reference, and practical details such as opening hours, transit options, and typical costs are checked rather than assumed. Where a detail cannot be verified with confidence, we leave it out rather than guess.
- Destination and neighbourhood names checked for accuracy and current usage.
- Airport names and IATA codes confirmed against the airport's own materials.
- Practical details - hours, transit links, typical prices - checked before publication, not assumed.
- Dates and time-sensitive information flagged for review at set intervals.
When Information Changes
Fares, airline rules, hostel prices, opening hours, transport schedules, and entry requirements all change, sometimes with little notice. We treat every article as a snapshot as of its stated update date, not a permanent record. Readers planning to travel soon should always verify time-sensitive details directly with the airline, hostel, or transport operator before relying on them.
Policies That Vary by Provider
Some details we cover, like baggage allowances or check-in cutoffs, depend entirely on the individual airline or hostel's own policy, which can differ by fare type, membership status, or season. Where that is the case, we say so directly rather than presenting one provider's rule as universal.
Corrections
When we get something wrong, we correct the article, update its listed date, and where the error was material, note what changed. Readers can report a suspected error at any time, and we treat those reports as a normal and welcome part of keeping the site accurate.