About
Travel, with an opinion
Citorah tells you where to go, what to choose and what to skip. Guides to Ibiza, Barcelona, Greece, Lisbon, London, Madrid, Dubai and Cancún: where to stay, how to get around, where to eat and go out.
Most travel sites show you everything. Citorah tells you what’s actually worth choosing: sometimes a neighbourhood restaurant, sometimes the famous landmark. Many guides have a section on what to skip, because telling you what’s good without telling you what isn’t is only half a guide.
Every guide carries the date it was last checked, because a travel guide goes out of date the moment a price moves or a place closes, and says whether it is first-hand or research-led.
Who makes it
Citorah is edited by Jordan Gilbert, who works with AI tools for research and drafting. Every guide goes out under Jordan’s name. How this works sets out the standard each one is held to, and corrections are logged.
What it doesn’t do
Citorah doesn’t take bookings or payments, and there’s no advertising or paid placement. The Plan the trip links hand you to partners’ own sites to book; the ones that earn Citorah a commission are marked as affiliate links. How this works has the detail.
Who publishes it
Citorah is published by TicketWave HQ Ltd, company no. 17143167, Pudsey LS28 6LE, United Kingdom. To get in touch, see contact.