Methodology
How Seyrio makes recommendations
We start with a practical travel question, identify the facts that affect it and explain why one option may suit a particular trip better than another.
Facts, editorial judgement and uncertainty
A sourced fact states what an accountable publisher confirms. Editorial judgement explains the practical result for a traveller. Uncertainty covers details that still depend on an address, date or operator.
- Fact: linked to a named source
- Editorial judgement: a practical conclusion drawn from the available facts
- Uncertainty: accompanied by an official place to check
Review frequency depends on what can change
A place name may remain stable for years. Routes and access information need regular review, while current times, fares and availability should always be checked with the operator.