Contact & corrections

We respond to messages directly related to our site content and editorial work. Fact corrections are our top priority, as they impact other readers.

New destination suggestions, media inquiries, and partnership offers also go to the same address—just clarify the purpose in the email subject. Clear, specific messages are almost always answered faster than vague introductions without context.

Start with a subject line that names the message category, then include verifiable context in the body. For corrections, provide the page link, quote the incorrect sentence, explain what’s accurate, and attach an official source for comparison.

For destination suggestions, name the city or region and give two or three concrete reasons why it’s worth covering. No large attachments needed—links are sufficient.

We’re a small team, so replies aren’t instant. For general questions and suggestions, expect two to four business days.

Fact corrections with official sources are usually handled faster—often within one to two business days—since fixes can be applied immediately. Partnership offers take longer, around one business week, as they require alignment with our editorial policies.

Some requests fall outside our services, and it’s fairer to be upfront than to leave your email unanswered. We do not book or cancel tickets and hotels, handle travel documents, or provide paid personal visa consultations.

We also cannot assess someone’s visa approval chances, as that authority rests with the destination country’s embassy. For such matters, contact a licensed service provider, official agent, or the destination’s representative.

If you spot an updated fare, changed opening hours, or a permanently closed attraction, a brief report helps future readers. Email with the subject line **Correction**, include the page link and the sentence needing revision, and attach an official source if available.

After verification, the guide is updated, the page’s last-updated date changes, and substantial corrections are logged on the editorial notes page. Reporter identities are not published unless you explicitly request it.

Your email content is used only to follow up on your message and is never sold or shared with third parties for marketing. Please do not send sensitive data such as passport scans, card numbers, or personal financial documents—we don’t need them and do not provide a dedicated encrypted channel for such information.

We never ask for passwords, verification codes, or payments via personal accounts. If anyone claims to represent WanderAtlas from a different address, consider it unofficial and let us know.