Transparency

Affiliate disclosure

A plain-language explanation of how Tourism.ph earns money and how that affects—or does not affect—our travel guides.

Short version: Tourism.ph may receive a commission when you click certain links and complete a booking. You do not pay more because of that commission.

What counts as an affiliate link

Links marked “sponsored,” “affiliate,” or accompanied by a commission note can track a referral to a booking provider. We currently use Travelpayouts and may participate in individual travel-brand programs available through that platform.

How recommendations are chosen

We select tools and booking options for relevance to the route described. Commercial relationships do not guarantee coverage or a positive verdict. Prices, availability, cancellation rules, and provider terms can change after publication; the provider’s checkout page is authoritative.

Your choice

You are never required to use an affiliate link. You can navigate directly to a provider, compare multiple services, or book locally. Our guides remain free either way.

Questions

For questions about a commercial relationship or a link on a specific page, contact hello@tourism.ph.