Editorial Policy
How we prepare, check, and maintain our event guides.
Useful information, clearly written
Our aim is to help readers understand occasions and make informed plans. Articles should answer practical questions, use simple English, and distinguish facts from ideas or opinions.
Sources and event dates
We prioritize official organizer pages, public institutions, and direct announcements for dates, locations, schedules, and entry requirements. We link to the relevant source when a detail needs verification. If a detail is not confirmed, we identify it as unconfirmed rather than filling the gap with a guess.
Dates and availability may change after publication. Readers should confirm final details with the official organizer before booking or travelling.
Reviews and experiences
We do not present invented attendance, interviews, results, or customer stories as real experiences. Event recaps must be based on documented sources or clearly identified first-hand accounts. Photos and contributions must be original, licensed, or used with permission.
Writing tools and human review
Writing and design tools may assist with research, drafting, or illustration. Factual claims, clarity, grammar, and links must be reviewed before an article is published. Illustrations must not be presented as documentary photographs of an event.
Commercial relationships
Product recommendations should be relevant to the reader’s needs. Paid placements, sponsorships, and affiliate links must be identified on the page where they appear. A store link alone does not mean that a product is necessary for participation.
Corrections
If you spot an error, use our contact page and include the page address and a reliable source. Material corrections should be reflected in the article, with an update note where useful.