Editorial Standards & Affiliate Disclosure
How visit.do approaches editorial independence, affiliate links, third-party services, commercial relationships and the distinction between recommendation and transaction.
Useful context
before the booking.
visit.do is built as an independent Dominican Republic travel-discovery publication. Commercial relationships can support the business, but they do not change the stated editorial standard: a destination, provider or experience should earn its place through relevance and usefulness to the traveler.
Editorial judgment comes first.
visit.do is built as an independent Dominican Republic travel-discovery publication. Commercial relationships can support the business, but they do not change the stated editorial standard: a destination, provider or experience should earn its place through relevance and usefulness to the traveler.
Affiliate links are transaction paths, not guarantees.
Some outbound links may generate compensation when a reader completes an eligible transaction. That relationship does not make visit.do the merchant, carrier, tour operator, insurer, transfer company, telecommunications provider, claims handler or booking platform.
Third-party details can change.
Prices, inventory, routes, opening hours, eligibility, insurance coverage, cancellation rules, claims decisions and service standards belong to the applicable third party and can change without notice. Readers should verify current terms before purchase or travel.
Commercial work should be recognizable.
Sponsored projects, paid placements and other commercial collaborations should be identified in context. Editorial consideration does not imply payment, and payment does not convert a third-party service into a visit.do warranty.
Clear about the relationship.
Independent about the edit.
visit.do may participate in affiliate and referral programs and may receive compensation when a user follows certain outbound links and completes an eligible transaction. Unless expressly stated otherwise, this does not increase the price charged by the third-party provider. visit.do is an independent editorial and travel-discovery website and is not the carrier, airline, tour operator, insurer, transfer company, telecommunications provider, vehicle-rental company, claims handler or booking merchant for third-party services referenced on this site. All prices, inventory, routes, coverage, eligibility, claims decisions, cancellation and refund rules, safety practices, service standards and contractual terms are established by the applicable third party and may change without notice. Inclusion of a provider does not constitute a warranty or guarantee of availability, suitability, regulatory status or performance. Users should review the provider’s current terms, policies, insurance details and applicable travel or entry requirements before booking or purchase. Commissions do not alter visit.do’s stated editorial independence.
Before you go.
Does visit.do earn affiliate commissions?+
It may. Certain marked outbound links can generate a commission when an eligible transaction is completed, generally without increasing the price charged by the provider.
Does an affiliate relationship guarantee a provider?+
No. Inclusion or linking does not constitute a warranty of availability, suitability, regulatory status, price or performance.
Is visit.do affiliated with the Dominican Republic Ministry of Tourism?+
No. visit.do is an independent travel guide and discovery platform.