Affiliate Disclosure

How CruisePalm earns money

CruisePalm may earn a commission when a visitor books a cruise, excursion, or related travel product through links on this site or in our emails. That commission is paid by the booking partner out of its own margin. You pay no additional CruisePalm booking fee in V1, and using our links does not raise the partner's price to you.

How links are labeled

Booking and excursion links name the partner before you click, route through our /go/ click logging for measurement, and carry rel="sponsored nofollow" attributes. A short disclosure appears near the top of pages with affiliate links, before booking modules on results pages, and near the top of our emails — never buried only in a footer.

As of launch, partner enrollments are being completed. Partner slots marked 'enrollment pending' are placeholders: no commission arrangement exists for them yet, and we say so at the click instead of pretending otherwise.

What commissions never do here

Commissions never influence the match quiz ranking (the data model has no commission field), never buy placement in our catalog, and never turn into fake 'deals.' Sponsored placements do not exist in V1; if introduced later, they will be labeled 'Sponsored' at the placement itself.

Prices belong to the partner

CruisePalm shows planning bands and, when available, dated example fares captured from a named partner. Availability and the live total are always confirmed by the booking partner before you pay. If a partner changes a price after our capture date, the partner's live total governs.

Questions

Ask us anything about how a link works through the contact page. If a commercial relationship ever conflicts with this disclosure, the disclosure wins and the page gets corrected.