Editorial guidelines
Share your weekend experiences and help other travellers plan their own stops.
Be practical
Include concrete information: where to eat, approximate costs, travel times, recommended car parks and unmissable stops.
Structure it as an itinerary
Organise the diary in chronological order (e.g. Day 1, Day 2) or divided by logical stops and neighbourhoods.
Honest advice
Write in the first person with an informal, passionate tone. Share both what went well and the mistakes to avoid.
Content requirements
Text
- Content must be original and written entirely by you.
- Approximate length: between 600 and 1,500 words.
- Take care with syntax, punctuation and a tone of voice that is informal but well polished.
- Promotional content and unauthorised affiliate links are not allowed.
Photos
- Only photographs taken by you during your stay.
- Recommended format: landscape (16:9 or 4:3).
- Sharp images with no watermarks or overlaid logos.
The approval process
- 1
Submission as a draft
Saved in the systemWhen you submit the article, it becomes a draft and is taken on by the editorial team.
- 2
Editorial review
1–3 working daysOur team checks that the rules are followed and the quality of the photos, and takes care of the visual formatting.
- 3
Outcome by email
Automatic notificationYou will receive an approval email (with a public link) or a request for changes with suggestions for republishing.
Frequently asked questions
How long does approval take?
We usually complete the review within 24-72 working hours of submission.
What happens if the diary needs changes?
We will send you a detailed email with the points to correct. Once you have updated the draft, you can resubmit it for another check.
Will my author details be visible?
Yes, the article will show your username and any bio you entered in your profile.
