Source hierarchy
| Source type | Use |
|---|---|
| Official Spanish sources | Travel requirements, tourism policy, official campaigns, event pages, regional/city tourism information. |
| Regional/city tourism boards | Local events, destination guidance, seasonal advice, responsible tourism notes. |
| Transport/ticket operators | Schedules, booking rules, availability, route-specific details. |
| Local experts and partners | Practical nuance, local tips, current traveler issues. Clearly attributed when used. |
| Traveler forums/social | Useful for identifying anxieties and recurring problems, not for unverified claims. |
Official source examples
- Spain.info — official tourism website.
- Spain Ministry of Industry and Tourism.
- SEGITTUR / Spain tourism digital promotion resources.
- Regional and city tourism boards.
Content labels
- Official-source guide — based primarily on official references.
- Researched guide — compiled from multiple credible sources.
- Partner-verified guide — checked with a relevant tourism actor.
- First-person guide — personally experienced and clearly dated.
Editorial rules
- No fake firsthand experience.
- No claim of official endorsement unless explicitly granted.
- Important claims should be traceable.
- Commercial links must not override traveler usefulness.
- Pages with time-sensitive information need visible update dates.
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