Start planning Travel information changes. A bus departure, beach-access rule or hotel arrangement that was right last season may be wrong now. This page explains how to report an error and how a report is checked.
Specific, sourced reports are the easiest to check.
Corrections help keep the guide accurate; reports about safety, cost or access are looked at first.
Include the URL of the page, the sentence or section in question, what appears inaccurate and a link or photograph showing the current information. A specific report is easier to verify than a general complaint.
For prices and schedules, include the travel date, provider, direction and fare class, because different services can show different results without either being an error.
First compare the report with the most relevant official or original source. If the evidence confirms a mistake, correct the page and remove outdated claims rather than burying them in notes.
For unresolved conflicting information, use transparent wording such as “confirm with the operator” and avoid choosing an unsupported answer.
Send corrections, update suggestions or outdated-information reports to [email protected]. No postal address is published.
Email is the only contact route; there is no form. No response time is promised.
