Affiliate Disclosure

Before you publish: a genuine starting draft — update the specific partner names once you’ve signed up for their programs, and have a lawyer confirm it meets FTC/ASA-style disclosure rules in your market.

Navigoza participates in affiliate marketing programs. This means that when you click certain links on our Site — for hotels, flights, tours and activities, travel insurance, or travel gear — and go on to make a purchase or booking, we may earn a commission from the partner. This comes at no extra cost to you; the price you pay is the same whether or not you use our link.

Why We Do This

Affiliate commissions, alongside display advertising, help cover the cost of researching, writing, and maintaining Navigoza’s destination guides, travel tips, and free travel tools.

How We Choose What to Recommend

We aim to recommend options we believe are genuinely useful for the trip being discussed — not simply whichever pays the highest commission. Recommendation cards on the Site are clearly marked with a category label (such as “Where to stay” or “How to get there”) and a call-to-action button, so they are never disguised as regular editorial content.

No Extra Cost, No Influence on Price

Using an affiliate link never increases the price you pay. Commissions are paid by the partner out of their own marketing budget.

Advertising Is Separate

Display advertisements on Navigoza (for example, through Google AdSense) are a separate form of monetization from affiliate links, and are always shown in clearly labeled “Advertisement” containers.

Questions

If you have questions about a specific recommendation or link on the Site, contact us through our Contact Us page.