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Affiliate Disclosure
Some links on My Malta Trip are affiliate links. This page explains how those links work and how we protect editorial independence.
Last revised: 10 September 2026.
What an affiliate link means
If you click an affiliate link and complete a qualifying booking or purchase, My Malta Trip may receive a commission from the provider. In normal circumstances, using an affiliate link does not add a separate fee to the price shown to you by the provider.
Affiliate partners
Depending on the article and travel need, My Malta Trip may link to accommodation, activity, attraction, transport, car-rental, flight-comparison or other travel services. Examples of partners used on the site can include Booking.com, GetYourGuide, DiscoverCars, Skyscanner and other relevant travel platforms.
Why the site uses affiliate links
Affiliate revenue can help support hosting, research, technical maintenance and the ongoing work required to keep destination information useful. A commercial relationship does not guarantee inclusion in an article and does not automatically make a company or product our preferred recommendation.
Editorial independence
We aim to recommend places, areas, planning strategies and services because they are relevant to the reader’s decision. We do not present paid promotion as independent editorial content. Sponsored or commissioned content, if published, should be identified clearly.
Prices, availability and booking terms
Prices, availability, cancellation conditions, inclusions and product details are controlled by third-party providers and can change at any time. Always review the final price, conditions and provider terms before completing a booking.
How commercial links are marked
Affiliate links are treated as commercial links in the site’s markup where appropriate. Individual articles may also include a short disclosure close to booking buttons or comparison boxes.
For more information about our research and correction standards, read the Editorial Policy.
