Standards
Editorial Policy
How Vogue Leisure decides what to publish, how we check it, and what we do when we get something wrong.
What we publish
Vogue Leisure publishes practical guides across five areas: making money online, technology, everyday life, travel and health. Every article is written to answer a specific question a reader actually has, and to be useful without requiring a purchase.
How articles are researched
Claims that a reader might act on — costs, timelines, rules, rates — are traced back to a primary source wherever one exists. That means government agencies, official documentation, peer-reviewed research and standards bodies in preference to secondary coverage. Those sources are linked inline so you can check them yourself rather than taking our word for it.
Where a topic is genuinely contested or the evidence is thin, we say so in the article instead of presenting one interpretation as settled.
Use of AI tools
We are open about this: many of our articles were first drafted with the help of AI tools, which we also use for research and outlining. A draft is a starting point, not a finished article. We are working through the archive to check facts against primary sources, add real examples and first-hand detail, and cut anything that doesn't earn its place.
That is why the site publishes gradually rather than all at once: articles are released as they are reviewed, and an article's updated date marks a real revision. If you find a claim that is wrong or unsupported, tell us — see corrections below.
Accuracy and corrections
We get things wrong sometimes. When we do, we fix the article and, where the error was material, note the change rather than quietly editing it away. If you spot a mistake, email hello@vogueleisure.com with the URL and what is wrong — corrections are prioritised ahead of other mail. You can also reach us through the contact page.
Keeping content current
Pricing, tooling and regulations move quickly in the areas we cover. Guides are reviewed periodically and revised when the underlying facts change. Articles that have been revised carry an updated date, and that date reflects a real content change — not a routine republish.
Independence and disclosure
Some articles contain affiliate links, and we may earn a commission if you buy through them. This never determines what we cover or what we recommend, and it costs you nothing extra. Sponsored content, when it appears, is labelled as such. No advertiser gets to review or approve editorial coverage before publication.
Not professional advice
Our content is general information, not personalised financial, legal or medical advice. Your circumstances matter, and we do not know them. Before making a decision with real consequences for your money or your health, consult a qualified professional.