Affiliate Disclosure

Last updated: 18 August 2026. Draft — pending legal review.

The short version: some booking links on Takrita are affiliate links. If you book through them, we earn a small commission. Your price never changes, and commissions never influence what we recommend.

What's an affiliate link?

When your itinerary is ready, Takrita shows booking links for tours, tickets, and places to stay. Some of these go through affiliate partners — currently GetYourGuide (tours and activities) and Stay22 (accommodation). If you click one and complete a booking, the partner pays Takrita a commission.

What it costs you: nothing

You pay exactly the same price as if you'd gone to the partner's site directly. The commission comes out of the partner's margin, not your pocket.

What commissions never touch: the recommendations

Your itinerary, the picks in it, and the 1–100 scores are generated by our AI pipeline based on fit for your trip — dates, weather, interests, pace. No provider can pay for placement, a higher score, or a spot in the top-picks table. If a great option has no affiliate link, we show it anyway.

How you'll know

Every booking strip, table, or panel that contains affiliate links carries its own disclosure line right beside the links, and tagged links are marked as sponsored to search engines. We follow the FTC's Endorsement Guides (16 CFR Part 255) and EU consumer-protection rules on disclosing commercial intent.

Who we are

Takrita (takrita.com) is built and run by an independent developer in Israel, operating under the registered Raayona (רעיונא) trade name (Osek Patur, registered 18 August 2026), Israel. Affiliate commissions and token packs are how this stays sustainable without ads or selling your data.

Questions?

Email hello@takrita.com.