How we compare
We compare the structure of a day before considering the price. A useful recommendation should explain both the reason it fits and the compromise it asks you to make.
The evidence we need
For real products, a record needs a named source, verification date, departure arrangements, group maximum, visit structure, meal and boat inclusions, access information, price unit and cancellation terms. Unknown fields remain unknown.
How demo matching works
The finder assigns preference weights: departure +5, interest +4, group style +3, time structure +4, illustrative per-person budget fit +2. A care constraint adds +3 to private formats as a prompt for investigation, never as an accessibility claim. Ties sort by stable record ID. The top three are category matches, not numerical quality ratings.
Comparison and price order
Editorial order keeps the fictional fixtures in their authored order. Price sorting compares displayed example amounts; a party price is still marked as such and is not normalised to a passenger count. Use the party calculator for that comparison. No supplier review evidence exists in the demo, so a review sort is intentionally absent.
Commercial independence
No commissions enter the matching rules. No paid placements or real affiliate links are active. Future partner status must be disclosed and cannot silently change editorial conclusions.
Freshness
Fictional records have no verified date. Official source access is recorded separately from product verification. A stale or missing product price would be suppressed in a live adapter until refreshed.
Last updated 9 November 2026. No live booking inventory or active affiliate links.
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