Travel Daily Media publishes travel trade news drawn from official company announcements and press releases.
We use AI tools to help adapt this material, and we want you to know exactly how it works.
Our process
1. Selection. A human editor chooses which announcements are worth covering.
2. Drafting. AI tools help adapt the original press material into a news article. It doesn’t invent quotes, facts or figures.
3. Review. The editor reads and checks each article against the source material. Nothing is published until that check is done.
4. Publication. The editor takes responsibility for the published article.
What AI does not do
1. It doesn’t choose what we publish.
2. It doesn’t publish anything without human review.
3. We don’t use fictional authors or fake bylines. The name on each article is the real editor responsible for it.
Our editor
Siriporn Sachamuneewongse is Editor and is responsible for the articles she selects, reviews and publishes.
Corrections
If you spot an error, tell us here . We correct confirmed mistakes promptly.
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