Travel information can change quickly, and we want Hispaads Travel to remain useful when it does. This page explains how we handle factual corrections, outdated information and reader feedback.
What we correct
We review reported issues involving factual information such as transport details, hotel policies, attraction access, destination rules, prices, taxes, opening arrangements, links, maps or other practical information that could affect a travel decision.
How to report an error
Send the article URL, the information you believe is incorrect and, if possible, a reliable source showing the updated information. You can use the contact page or email admin@hispaads.com.
How a correction is reviewed
- We identify the specific claim or section in question.
- We check an appropriate current source, preferably an official or primary source when available.
- If the information is wrong or materially outdated, the article is updated.
- If the issue affects other related guides, those pages may also be reviewed.
Minor edits and material corrections
Small spelling, formatting or clarity changes may be made without a formal correction notice. When a change materially alters practical travel advice, we may update the review date or add context so readers understand that the information has changed.
What if sources disagree?
Travel information sometimes differs between booking platforms, tourism websites and local operators. In those cases, we try to give priority to the source responsible for the rule or service, explain the uncertainty when it matters and encourage readers to verify time-sensitive details before travel.
Editorial standards
For more information about sourcing, comparisons, updates and the use of research tools, read the Hispaads Travel Editorial Policy.