Some links on My Italy Experience are affiliate links. That means we may receive a commission if you follow a qualifying link and complete a purchase or booking with the linked provider. This page explains what that means for you and how affiliate relationships fit into our travel content.
How affiliate links work
Imagine reading a guide to where to stay in Rome or how to book a day trip along the Amalfi Coast. If we include a link to an accommodation or activity provider, that link may contain a referral identifier. When you use it, the provider may attribute a qualifying transaction to our website and pay us a commission.
The final price, availability, fees, currency, cancellation rules and booking conditions are set by the provider, not by My Italy Experience. Following one of our links does not oblige you to book, and you are free to compare prices through any source you prefer.
The kinds of services we may link to
Affiliate relationships can relate to accommodation bookings, tours, attraction tickets, car rental, transport, travel passes or other services useful for planning a trip. For example, some destination guides contain links to Booking.com. The presence of a provider in an article does not mean that the provider sponsors the entire page.
Commercial links may be identified as affiliate or sponsored links. Ordinary informational links to museums, official tourism authorities and public transport resources serve a different purpose.
Our approach to recommendations
Our aim is to help readers understand a destination and make more informed travel choices. An affiliate relationship is not a guarantee that a particular hotel, tour or product is the best option for every traveller. Location, budget, accessibility, cancellation flexibility, season and personal preferences all matter.
Travel services change frequently. Read the provider’s latest terms, total price, availability and customer information before purchasing. Where an article discusses several alternatives, consider which one actually suits your itinerary rather than choosing solely because a link appears on the page.
Editorial content and sponsored material
An affiliate commission is different from a paid endorsement or sponsored article. If separate sponsored content is published, its commercial nature should be made clear to readers. We do not present commercial arrangements as independent visitor experiences that we have not had.
Privacy when leaving our website
Affiliate tracking can involve referral parameters and data processed by the linked provider. Once you visit an independent booking or activity website, its privacy policy, cookie choices and contractual terms apply. See our Privacy Policy and Cookie Policy for information about this site.
Questions
We welcome questions about affiliate links or any travel recommendation appearing on My Italy Experience. Contact myitalyexperience.com@gmail.com and include the relevant article URL so we can identify the link.
Last updated: 21 October 2026