Affiliate Disclosure

Affiliate marketing is a way for websites to earn a small commission by recommending products and services. When you click a link on Tripnologia and make a booking or purchase, we may receive a commission from the company you booked with.

This commission comes at absolutely no extra cost to you — you pay exactly the same price whether you book through our link or go directly to the provider.

Tripnologia works with a range of travel affiliate programmes. These include, but are not limited to, flight comparison platforms, hotel booking sites, car hire providers, travel insurance companies, ferry operators, train ticket platforms, coach and bus services, airport parking services, and travel product retailers.

We partner with reputable, well-known providers in each category. Our goal is always to point you towards the best available option for your trip — not simply the one that pays the highest commission.

Affiliate relationships do not influence our editorial content. Our guides, destination pages, comparison tools, and AI-generated itineraries are produced independently. We do not accept payment to feature a provider more prominently, write a positive review, or alter our recommendations.

When we recommend a service, it is because we believe it offers genuine value to travellers — not because of the commission rate. We regularly review our partner list and remove providers that do not meet our quality standards.

Affiliate links look and behave like normal links. When you click one, you are taken directly to the provider's website. A small tracking code in the URL tells the provider that you arrived via Tripnologia, which is how the commission is attributed.

We do not track your activity on third-party sites, and we do not receive any personal data about your booking from our affiliate partners — only an anonymised confirmation that a qualifying transaction took place.