Trust / Plain language
How we get paid
Terminal Leisure may earn a commission if you book through this link, at no extra cost to you.
The short version
We sell nothing. A booking button takes you to our booking partner, where you complete your purchase. If you book, we may receive a commission. Your price is the same either way.
Where your booking happens
Bookings are completed with our booking partner, Viator. They handle payment and customer support; the activity provider runs the experience. Terminal Leisure does neither.
Cancellations, refunds, changed meeting points, complaints: all theirs. We have no access to your booking and cannot change it.
What the commission does not buy
- No company can buy placement or a recommendation.
- Commission does not set the category, comparison or order.
- Our city guides are not sponsored. If that changes, we will say so at the top.
- We publish no testimonials. Any rating shown comes from our booking partner, with its source and review count beside it.
What we will never do
- Show a price or availability we cannot verify. If we lack it, the page says so.
- Invent urgency. There are no countdowns and no scarcity claims.
- Call a place haunted as fact. Folklore is named as folklore.
- Publish an invented review, quote or visit.
Where you will see this notice
Immediately above every booking button, in every footer, and here in full. FTC endorsement guidance asks for disclosure that is clear, conspicuous and close to the recommendation, and says “affiliate link” alone is not enough. So it is written out.
How booking links work
Our booking links tell our partner that you came from Terminal Leisure so any commission can be credited correctly. They decide whether a completed booking qualifies. We never receive your payment card, reservation or support history.