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Updated May 13, 2026
A question, a bug, a partnership, a press request, or you want to exercise a GDPR right? Here is how to reach us. We answer every email — promise — within 48 business hours.
For any request, the address to use is: voyage@lspenterprise.com.
Please state the type of request in the subject line, it helps us answer faster:
[Support] — bug, payment problem, alert not working, inconsistent price.[Data] — access, correction, deletion of your personal data, newsletter unsubscribe.[Partnership] — editorial collaboration proposal, link exchange, API integration.[Press] — interview request, comment for an article, reference figures.[Affiliate] — for affiliate platforms (Travelpayouts, Booking.com, CJ, Awin…) wanting to check the site's compliance.LSP Web Agency
LSP Voyage service
Montreal, Quebec, Canada
For security reasons the precise postal address is not published; it is provided on written and justified request. If you need to send official mail (formal notice, authority request, etc.), first write to voyage@lspenterprise.com to obtain the full details.
We are not a travel agency, so we cannot:
If you booked through one of our links and the transaction went wrong, write to us anyway: we can pass your report on to our contact at the partner, which sometimes speeds things up.
For product news, real-time deals and more informal conversation, find us on the agency's official accounts — links in the footer. Important: we handle no support request, and no GDPR rights request, through Instagram, Facebook or X direct messages (those channels are not secure enough for exchanging personal data).
If you believe you have found a security flaw (XSS, IDOR, information leak, etc.), write to security@lspenterprise.com stating:
We acknowledge receipt within 24 h and keep you informed of the fixes. No legal action against researchers who follow this responsible disclosure process.