Miami Vice Confidential
Affiliate Disclosure
Effective and last reviewed: October 19, 2026
Here’s how the booking links and paid placements on Miami Vice Confidential work. You deserve to know what’s a local recommendation and what helps pay for this blog.
Booking links: the current status
Booking.com, Viator, and GetYourGuide links on this site are currently sponsored placeholders. Affiliate tracking is not active, and I do not currently earn a referral commission from these links. They still take you to a third-party booking website.
When affiliate tracking is active
Miami Vice Confidential earns a commission when you click on links to Booking.com, Viator, and GetYourGuide and make a purchase through an active affiliate link. This comes at no extra cost to you. In plain English: I earn a commission from qualifying bookings once these partnerships are active.
This compensation can influence which products I recommend, which businesses I include, and where I place a recommendation. A recommendation is not a promise that a service is right for you. Compare the full price, cancellation policy, and recent reviews before you book.
Paid features and sponsorships
Businesses can pay for featured placements, newsletter sponsorships, or sponsored guides. I identify paid content as “Sponsored” or “Featured partner” where it appears. A booking link does not, by itself, mean a featured business paid for editorial coverage.
What happens when you click
You leave this site when you open a booking link. The booking provider handles your purchase, payment, cancellation, and customer service. Its own terms and privacy policy apply. Affiliate partners may use cookies or similar technology on their websites to attribute referrals when tracking is active.
Short disclosures appear before booking links in articles, with a link here for the full explanation. See the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service for more.
Questions?
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