Community guidelines
Tomorrow's Trip is only for travel. These simple rules keep it friendly, honest and safe for everyone.
1. Be kind and respectful
Disagree without insulting. No harassment, hate, threats or bullying β about anyone's religion, caste, gender, sexuality, disability, nationality, region or language.
2. Respect people's privacy
Don't share other people's photos, names, home addresses, phone numbers or live location without their say-so. Think twice before posting a stranger's face. Photos you upload have their location data removed automatically.
3. Keep it about travel
Posts and comments should connect to a trip or a destination. No spam, chain messages, adult content or unrelated promotion. Paid or affiliate content isn't allowed unless we've explicitly offered it.
4. Be honest
Review places you have actually visited. No fake or paid reviews, no trashing a business out of spite. Say when prices or timings might have changed β and mark what you're unsure of.
5. Share advice responsibly
Don't encourage dangerous behaviour (trespassing, drinking and driving, ignoring local rules or permits, risky treks without preparation). If something is unsafe, say so calmly and factually.
6. Use your own words and photos
Only post content you made or have the right to share. Credit others. Don't copy articles, blogs or photos from elsewhere.
7. Look after the places you visit
Share responsibly: avoid revealing fragile or sacred spots in ways that invite damage, and respect local communities and wildlife.
If something breaks the rules
- Report it. Use the βReportβ link on any profile, trip, post, comment or review. Reports go to our moderators.
- What we may do: remove content, hide a trip, or suspend an account. We tell you when we remove something of yours and why.
- Control your space: you can mute or block anyone, make your profile private, and choose exactly who sees each trip.
Questions about a decision? Contact us through the address on the home page once the contact details are published. These guidelines may change as the community grows.