Affiliate disclosure

How I make a living

When you book a flight, a hotel or an activity through one of my links, I sometimes earn a small commission. These are affiliate links — and they are my only source of revenue.

You do not pay more by going through me

The commission is paid by the partner (Booking.com, Expedia, etc.) out of their margin — never out of your pocket. You pay exactly the same price as if you went straight to their site. Often I even dig up a better price than the public rate.

Who I work with

My main affiliate partners:

• Booking.com — hotels and accommodation
• Expedia — flights, hotels, packages
• Aviasales / Travelpayouts — flights and price comparison
• GetYourGuide — activities and excursions
• Discover Cars — car rental
• Airalo — travel eSIM cards

What I refuse to do

The commission never influences what I show you. My rules, for real:

• I rank deals on real value for money, not on what pays me the most.
• If a deal is bad, I do not push it — however big the commission.
• I verify prices in real time through the APIs: never a fake price, never a fake bargain.
• You are always free to book directly with the partner.

What the law says (the short version)

I clearly disclose my affiliate relationship on every page that contains affiliate links, in line with the FTC Endorsement Guides (United States), the Regulation respecting the application of the Consumer Protection Act (Quebec, P-40.1), and my partners' transparency standards (including the Booking.com Partner Program and the Travelpayouts terms).

A question?

Write to me at voyage@lspenterprise.com. I answer in person — promise.