Affiliate Disclosure
Effective September 19, 2026. Last updated September 19, 2026.
Hauntly believes recommendations should be useful first and monetized second.
Some content on Hauntly may eventually contain affiliate or referral links. If you make a booking or purchase through one of those links, Hauntly may receive a commission or referral fee at no additional cost to you.
At the time this disclosure was published, Hauntly does not currently use affiliate links on Hauntly.co.
How Affiliate Links Will Work
If Hauntly joins affiliate programs in the future, affiliate relationships may include travel booking platforms, hotels, tour providers, retailers, travel products, or related services.
When a page contains compensated affiliate links, we will provide a clear disclosure on that page.
We will not assume that visitors have read this Affiliate Disclosure before arriving on an individual article.
Editorial Independence
Compensation does not determine whether a destination, hotel, attraction, story, or product receives positive coverage.
Hauntly’s editorial priorities remain:
- Documented history
- The travel or stay experience
- Reported hauntings, local stories, and folklore
Where relevant, we will identify limitations, uncertainty, or conflicting information. Read more about how we work in our Editorial Standards.
Non-Affiliate Links
Many links on Hauntly are provided simply because they are useful.
A link to a hotel, museum, historical source, tourism organization, attraction, article, or other website does not automatically mean Hauntly receives compensation.
If no affiliate relationship exists, no affiliate commission is earned.
Sponsored Content
If Hauntly accepts sponsored content, hosted travel, complimentary stays, products, or other material benefits in the future, the relationship will be disclosed clearly in connection with the applicable content.
Questions
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