The legal bit

Affiliate disclosure

How this blog earns money, and how that affects what I recommend. Last updated 1 November 2026.

The short version

Some links on this blog are affiliate links. If you click one and book or buy something, I may earn a small commission. It never costs you anything extra, and it helps keep the blog running.

How affiliate links work

When you follow an affiliate link, the company you land on can recognise that you came from Weekends and Away, usually with a cookie. If you go on to make a purchase, they may pay me a share of the sale. The price you pay is the same.

Who I work with

The affiliate programmes used on this site include:

Amazon Associates
Travelpayouts, including links to Booking.com, Expedia, Discover Cars, Trip.com, Aviasales, Omio, Tripadvisor, Viator, Go City and Hostelworld, plus the price widgets on some posts
Awin, including links to Britannia Hotels, JustPark, lastminute.com, Leeds Airport Parking, Macdonald Hotels and Roomzzz Aparthotels
Impact, including links to Skyscanner, IHG, SimOptions, G Adventures and Minor Hotels
GetYourGuide partner programme
Partnerize, including links to Jet2.com and Jet2holidays

As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

Gifted and paid-for trips

I sometimes work with hotels, tourism boards and brands. Any gifted stay, paid partnership or press trip is labelled clearly at the start of the post, in line with the rules set by the Advertising Standards Authority and the Competition and Markets Authority.

A gift or payment does not buy a good review. My opinions are my own, and I only recommend places I would be happy to send a friend.

Prices and availability

Prices, offers and availability change, and they are set by the company you book with. Always check the details before you book. Your contract is with that company, so any questions about your booking should go to them.

Working with me

If you are a brand or tourism board, see Work with me for how partnerships work.

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