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What the relationship means

Commercial links can connect to travel brands through the Travelpayouts affiliate network. Current categories include flights, accommodation, tours and tickets, airport transfers, eSIM services, and passenger-claim support or memberships.

Layover Window does not add a separate checkout charge. Providers control their own prices, currency, availability, taxes, cancellation policy, membership or renewal charges, claim-service or legal-action fees, and terms.

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How affiliate links are identified

Booking sections include a visible affiliate disclosure close to the commercial buttons. Affiliate links are also marked as sponsored in the page code.

A standalone disclosure page is additional context, not a substitute for placing a clear notice beside a recommendation.

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How offers are selected

An offer should match the planning task on the page: a transfer for the airport loop, an eSIM for connectivity, a hotel for an airside or near-airport fallback, one activity for a genuinely usable city window, or optional claim help after the free airline route is explained.

The presence or size of a commission must not convert an unsafe time estimate into a booking recommendation.

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No guaranteed savings or outcome

A link does not guarantee the lowest price, successful entry, on-time transport, availability, or a protected flight connection. Compare current terms directly with the provider.

Purchases and disputes are between the traveller and the relevant merchant under that merchant's policies.

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Current affiliate network tooling

The site uses Travelpayouts links and Travelpayouts Drive. Drive may analyze page structure and visitor interaction to optimize or replace eligible travel links.

The privacy page explains the related third-party data considerations.

SOURCES

Standards and third-party policies