Editorial Policy

Original work

Every article on Caesar Plaza is written for this site. We do not republish, spin or summarise other publications' work, and we do not buy generic content. Where an article draws on a public source such as a transport operator or a government advisory, we say so in the text.

How an article is made

A piece begins with a question a traveller actually asks. An editor drafts it from research, a second editor reads it for accuracy and clarity, and anything that cannot be verified is removed rather than softened. Articles are published only when they would be useful to someone leaving next week.

Fact-checking and updates

Details that change, such as prices, hours and entry rules, are marked as subject to change and readers are directed to the official source. We revisit our most-read guides at least once a year and update them where needed.

Corrections

When we get something wrong we fix it and add a short note at the bottom of the article explaining what changed and when. We do not delete published articles to hide an error.

Independence from advertising

Advertising is sold and served separately from editorial work. Advertisers do not see articles before publication, cannot request changes, and cannot buy coverage. Any sponsored article or affiliate link is labelled at the top of the page so you always know what you are reading.

Use of artificial intelligence

We use software tools for spelling, grammar and layout. Research, judgement, recommendations and the final text are the work of our editors, and no article is published without a human editor verifying it.