Affiliate Disclosure
Last updated: 30 August 2026
City Trip Lab is an independent travel content website.
Some articles may contain affiliate links. If you follow an affiliate link and make a purchase, City Trip Lab may receive a commission from the retailer or service provider.
You do not pay more because you use an affiliate link.
Our approach to affiliate links
Affiliate income may help support the costs of running City Trip Lab, including hosting, travel-related testing and website maintenance.
A commercial relationship does not determine whether we describe a product as useful, unnecessary or disappointing.
Where possible, we distinguish between products we have actually used or tested and products discussed on the basis of research or published specifications.
We do not claim to have tested a product when we have not.
Disclosure on individual articles
Articles containing affiliate links will include a clear disclosure so readers can recognise that City Trip Lab may receive money if a purchase is made through those links.
An example is:
“This article contains paid affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, City Trip Lab may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.”
Free products, invitations and sponsored travel
If City Trip Lab receives a product, accommodation, experience, discount or other benefit from a company in connection with content, that relationship will be clearly disclosed in the relevant content.
Receiving something for free does not guarantee positive coverage.
Amazon Associates
City Trip Lab is not currently representing itself as an Amazon Associate unless and until participation in the relevant Amazon Associates programme has been approved.
If City Trip Lab joins Amazon Associates, this page and relevant content will be updated to include Amazon’s required disclosures.
Questions
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