Editorial Policy

One Week in Puerto Rico publishes travel-planning content intended to help readers make practical decisions about Puerto Rico.

The site is operated by Winning Leads AB.

Editorial purpose

Our content is built around traveler tasks rather than page count.

A useful page should answer a distinct question such as:

• Where should I stay?
• Do I need a car?
• How should I structure a week?
• Is Culebra or Vieques better for this trip?
• Is a guided El Yunque tour useful for me?
• Which beach fits the route I am already taking?

We avoid creating near-duplicate pages simply because slightly different keywords exist.

Research standards

Where practical, we prefer primary and official sources for facts that can change.

Depending on the topic, these may include:

• U.S. government agencies;
• National Park Service;
• U.S. Forest Service;
• official ferry/transport operators;
• official destination information;
• attraction or tour-provider booking conditions.

We may also use reputable secondary sources to understand traveler questions, compare experiences or identify topics that deserve coverage.

Time-sensitive information

Prices, timetables, opening hours, trail conditions, ferry schedules, access rules, weather conditions and tour availability can change.

We review pages containing materially time-sensitive details more frequently than pages built around durable planning advice.

Even after a page has been checked, travelers should verify critical details with the relevant provider before committing money or a tightly timed itinerary.

First-hand claims

We do not invent personal travel experiences.

Content should not claim that an author personally visited, stayed, ate, drove, hiked or booked something unless that experience is genuinely documented.

Practical recommendations may instead be based on current official information, geography, transport constraints, user needs and comparative research.

Recommendations

A recommendation should solve a reader problem.

Commercial value may influence which useful topics the site prioritizes, but it should not determine the factual conclusion of an article.

For example, the existence of a commission opportunity does not mean a guided tour is automatically better than visiting independently.

Affiliate relationships

The site may earn commission from qualifying bookings or purchases made through affiliate links.

Affiliate relationships are disclosed on the Affiliate Disclosure.

We do not invent partner relationships, tracking identifiers or product availability.

Corrections

If we find a material factual error, we aim to correct it.

Readers can report issues through info@oneweekinpuertorico.com. Please include the relevant page URL and enough detail to identify the statement.

Updates and dates

Publication and modification dates should reflect real editorial work.

We do not change dates merely to make old content appear fresh. A page should receive a new modification date when it has been meaningfully reviewed or changed.

Sponsored content

If sponsored content is accepted in the future, the commercial relationship should be disclosed clearly and should not be disguised as independent editorial judgment.

Independence from official bodies

One Week in Puerto Rico is not affiliated with Puerto Rico's government, a tourism authority, the U.S. Forest Service, the National Park Service or transport operators unless a specific relationship is explicitly stated.