Trust in travel writing builds slowly. It comes from being right about the place, honest about what we actually know, and open about how we are funded. Four standards govern what we publish, and the pages below set each one out in full.
How we choose places, check them, and keep editorial judgement separate from commercial interest. It covers sourcing, our independence from advertisers and affiliate partners, fact-checking, and why we publish under a single editorial byline rather than individual writer credits.
Read the editorial policyHow we fix mistakes, how to flag one to us, and how we mark substantive corrections on the article itself. Places change too, so this is also where we explain how revisits and updates work.
Read the corrections policyThe perspectives, places, and voices we work to feature, and the gaps we are trying to close. Luxury travel writing has long pointed in a few narrow directions. This is what we are doing about it.
Read the diversity policyWho owns Luxa Terra, how the publication is funded, and what that means for the independence of what you read. It also covers how affiliate relationships work, and where editorial ends and commercial begins.
Read the ownership & funding statementOur reputation rests on whether our recommendations are good. If something on Luxa Terra is wrong, unclear, or out of date, we want to know. Editorial questions, corrections, and feedback reach the team through our contact page, and we read every note that comes in.
