Editorial Policy

One Week in Naples aims to publish travel guidance that is useful, specific and honest about what is known, what can change and what travellers should verify for themselves.

Editorial priorities

The first question for a page is whether it helps someone plan a better trip. Content should solve a real planning task, explain meaningful trade-offs and make it easier to choose between options.

We prioritise:

• practical usefulness over keyword repetition;
• clear distinctions between similar itineraries, neighbourhoods and day trips;
• realistic travel times and geographic grouping;
• primary sources for materially changeable facts;
• durable advice where exact details are likely to change;
• transparent commercial relationships.

Sources and verification

For information such as opening times, ticket rules, transport schedules, closures and access restrictions, primary sources are preferred whenever practical. These can include official museum or archaeological-site websites, transport operators, public authorities and the provider responsible for the service being described.

Secondary travel sources can help with context and comparison, but they should not override a reliable primary source on a current operational fact.

When a fact is especially time-sensitive, the guide may direct readers to the official source instead of presenting a value as permanent.

First-hand experience and claims

The site does not present research gathered from other sources as personal experience. Statements implying a visit, stay, meal, tour or other first-hand experience should only be used when that experience can genuinely be supported.

Where a guide is based on research rather than a documented personal visit, the writing should still be useful without pretending otherwise.

Commercial relationships

Some pages may contain affiliate links. A commercial relationship does not guarantee that a provider, activity or product will be included, and the absence of an affiliate relationship does not automatically exclude a useful option.

Editorial content should remain useful even if a reader never clicks an affiliate link. See the Affiliate Disclosure for details.

Prices, availability and booking conditions

Prices, availability, cancellation rules, schedules and admission procedures are controlled by third parties and can change. We avoid presenting volatile commercial details as permanent facts where doing so would be misleading.

Travellers should review the final terms on the provider's own booking or information page before paying or making a time-sensitive plan.

Updates and corrections

Material changes should be incorporated when they are identified and verified. Where publication or modification dates are shown, they are intended to represent real editorial dates rather than automated build times.

The goal is not to make every page appear newly updated. The goal is to keep important travel guidance accurate enough to remain useful.