Partner links
How the service will make money, and what that will not change.
Last updated: August 18, 2026.
How it works
No partner link is in service today: this page describes how it is meant to work. Once your itinerary is composed, we will look for a bookable offer for the places it holds. If you book after following one of those links, the partner will pay us a commission. Every page carrying at least one such link will say so at the top.
The places are chosen beforehand
The engine that composes your itinerary has no access to partners, to offers or to commissions: that separation already exists, and it is checked automatically. Looking for offers will be a pass applied afterwards, on an itinerary already frozen. A place that pays nothing will be kept exactly like any other.
You do not pay more
The commission will be paid by the partner, out of their own margin. The price shown there will be the one you would get by going straight to them.
What the link carries
A link to a partner will have to carry only the destination, the dates and the number of people: never your name, your email address, your telephone number or a means of payment. No such link is served yet, and the automated check that guards this rule covers only the package that will build them.
Nothing obliges you
Nothing will force you through these links: addresses and contact details are shown, and booking directly will take no feature of the service away from you.