Clear advice, a transparent method.
How we prepare our articles, use reviews and identify promotional content.
1. Separate facts, advice and personal experiences
Factual information must be linked to an appropriate source. A suggested itinerary or organization is presented as advice to be adapted. No test, trip, interview or stay is presented as carried out by the editorial staff without evidence to confirm it. Texts can be prepared using automated tools; this assistance does not replace documentary verification.
2. Identify sources and dates
We favor official sources for access, calendars and announced services. Articles display their publication date and last modification, with links to their sources. A consultation on a given date does not constitute confirmation of availability for your use or project. Prices and times are avoided if they cannot be contextualized and verified.
3. Read ratings in context
We do not invent any reviews, ratings or customer volume. A displayed rating specifies the scale, platform, number of reviews and date read. The hotel star rating, the rating of an establishment and the rating of a platform are distinguished. We do not guarantee the authenticity of each individual review. Data that is contradictory or impossible to confirm is marked as unverified rather than supplemented by an assumption.
4. Announce commercial interests
An article funded by a third party is marked “Sponsored Article” and identifies the partner. A mention of Chauffeur Parisien or Élysée Chauffeurs indicates the link with the publisher: this is a promotion of our own companies, not an independent opinion. Paid or promotional links carry rel="sponsored". No payment entitles you to a “5/5” label.
General tourism resources do not include competing VTC companies. Public transportation sources are used when they are useful in planning a trip; they are not presented as partners of Trust Info.
5. Respect photographic rights
The photos are chosen for their subject and their rights of use. Authors, sources, licenses and adaptations are indicated. An illustrative photograph of a vehicle does not prove that it belongs to a named company. A hotel photo is not worth a visit from the editorial staff. Images from hotel sites are not used without authorization.
6. Correct and complete
Information that evolves must be reviewed, and a substantial update results in updating the modification date. Before the full editorial launch, the legal identity of the publisher and the contact channel for reporting an error must be provided. We do not publish made-up contact details to fill in this information.
Automatically translated from French. Check practical details with the official sources before booking.