A Global Guide To Places, Journeys And Experiences
Partners
Working with us, without compromising the guides.
What partnership means here
We are open to working with tourism boards, transport operators, accommodation groups and travel brands on clearly labelled commercial placements, research access and content licensing.
Labelled means labelled at the top of the page, in language a reader understands, before they have invested any time in it.
What it does not mean
Partnership does not buy editorial coverage, ranking or tone. Editors retain final say over every published word.
It also does not buy the removal of something a partner would prefer unpublished. If a city is difficult to reach in winter, or a neighbourhood is the wrong base for a first visit, the guide continues to say so.
How we handle disclosure
Commercial content carries a visible label. Where research access, complimentary travel or hosted stays contribute to a guide, that is disclosed on the article so the reader can weigh it.
Editorial guides and commercial placements are produced by the same standards of accuracy but are never blended into one page.
Suitable collaborations
The arrangements that work best are the ones that improve the information: access to operators and sites, help reaching local specialists, or licensing our practical guides into a partner's own channels.
The ones that do not work are requests for a favourable review, a fixed adjective list, or placement inside an existing editorial ranking.
Who we work with
National and regional tourism boards, rail and ferry operators, airlines, hotel and apartment groups, cultural institutions, festivals and event organisers, and travel service brands such as insurance and connectivity providers.
We also work with public authorities on straightforward information projects, for example explaining an entry requirement or a new rail connection accurately to an international audience.
Practicalities
Scope, fee and schedule are agreed in writing before work starts. Destination work benefits from six to eight weeks of lead time; newsletter placements can move faster.
Partners review commercial content for factual accuracy about their own product. They do not approve editorial guides, headlines or assessments.
Enquiries
Send an outline of the organisation, the market and the timing. The partnerships page describes the formats in more detail.
Tourisme Ploërmel LLC, 2064 Sam Rittenberg Blvd, Charleston, SC 29407, US. Telephone +1 843-556-2063.
Our partners
Who we work with
Transport Operators
For timetables, fare structures and route changes.
Tourism Boards
For seasonal detail, access rules and local context.
Accommodation
For neighbourhood and availability realities.
Cultural Institutions
For opening hours, ticketing and exhibition calendars.
Ploërmel is the name. The world is the destination.
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