Affiliate Disclosure

Zaragoza Travel Guide earns commission when readers book through links on this site. This page explains which links pay, which carry no payment, and what the arrangement never changes.

Where The Money Comes From

Most links out from this site earn it money. When a reader books a city tour, a tapas or wine walk, a monument ticket, a day trip into Aragon or any other experience through one of these links, the site receives a commission from the booking platform at no extra cost to the reader. The free walking tours work on a different model. They cost nothing to join, the guide is tipped what the walker thinks fair, and the site can still earn a fee when a place is booked through a link. The platforms themselves are described generically rather than named across the tour coverage.

Links That Pay Nothing

Plenty of what this site points to carries no payment at all. The Basílica del Pilar is free to enter, and its tower viewpoint is paid for at the basilica itself. La Seo, the Aljafería and the Caesaraugusta Roman museums sell their own tickets, and links to them go straight to the official pages with nothing attached. The same goes for city bus and tram fares, and for the airport bus into Delicias: no partner, no cut. Free walking tours are different. They cost nothing to join, and a booking made through a listing link can still earn the site a commission.

What Money Cannot Buy Here

No tour operator can pay for a place in a comparison or a higher spot in a list. What gets included, and in what order, is an editorial call made on the product itself: the route, the duration, the from-price and the rating each listing publishes. Those ratings and review counts belong to the listings, shown only where they exist and never invented or adjusted here. The price is the price too: booking through a link costs the reader the same as going direct, and the commission comes out of the platform's side.

Questions can go to the contact page. How data is handled is set out in the privacy policy.