Affiliate Disclosure
GLERI may receive compensation for selected clicks, purchases or completed bookings. This does not increase the price for the user.
Last updated: 11 August 2026How it works
An affiliate link contains a technical GLERI identifier. If a user completes an eligible purchase, the partner may pay GLERI a commission.
Our promise
- Affiliate links are marked with a clear explanation.
- Commission must not affect the fairness of a comparison.
- GLERI does not guarantee the price, availability or quality of a third-party provider's services.
- Users see the final terms on the partner's website before payment.
Current status
GLERI technically supports independent external links for stays, trains, buses, flights and ferries. A live API is currently implemented only for Booking.com hotels; other APIs require a separate adapter after a contract is issued. A service becomes an affiliate partner only after account approval, addition of the issued tracking ID and separate activation of the integration.
OpenStreetMap is used as a directory, and Transitous may be used as a schedule source only after authorised activation. They are not sellers, and a source outage must not hide available purchase options.
What the labels mean
- ‘Affiliate link’ means an active attributed link for which GLERI may receive compensation.
- ‘External search’ means a regular non-affiliate link with no commission claim.
- An API price is an amount received from the named provider for the selected dates. It includes a currency and retrieval time but must be checked again before payment.
- The displayed amount, total and charges may differ according to provider rules; the seller confirms final availability, taxes and terms.
- ‘Check’ means GLERI did not receive a live price and does not insert an invented amount.
Questions about a recommendation
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