How content is selected, verified, and kept current

What the site is for

SalzburgTeen is meant to answer practical local questions first: what works today, what still works when it rains, what is realistic without a car, how budget affects choices, and which local offers or support paths genuinely fit. In-house offers are only integrated where they honestly belong.

How content is checked

• guides should rely on real sources or official local anchors
• date-sensitive statements are updated to a clear 2026 standard
• districts, budget, return routes, and real-world usability matter more than hype
• if something looks uncertain or outdated, it should be revised instead of left vague

What we try to avoid

• no click-first recommendation logic
• no disguised advertising pretending to be neutral editorial work
• no local tips without a real Salzburg City anchor
• no forced “up-to-date” language when facts are not properly grounded