How we make money
When you book through a link marked Advertising, Viator or GetYourGuide may pay us a commission. It never decides which options we show or how we compare them.
Planning a trip? Start with Eiffel Tower tickets or a Seine cruise.
What a partner link carries
- Advertising labelOn every link
- Sponsored and nofollow tagsOn every link
- Opens the partner's own siteNew tab
- Commission field in offer dataNone
- Links to official sellersEarn nothing
Where our money comes from
Today our partners are Viator and GetYourGuide. When you follow one of our links to their site and book there, the partner may pay us a commission.
The prices and rules on our pages come from the sources described on how we check.
What commissions never change
Commission has no say in which options appear on a page, in what order they appear or in how we compare them. The record a page reads for an offer holds the product, its seller, its price and its terms. It has no field for commission or payout, so nothing on a page can sort or filter by either one.
Some options are the same entry in a different package, such as one that adds a guide. We name the difference beside the offer when we know it. A product that differs more is never priced beside the official ticket as if it were the same.
How partner links are marked
A partner link has this label beside it:Advertising
The link opens the partner's own site in a new tab. It also carries the sponsored and nofollow tags, which tell search engines that the link is paid.
Official tickets earn us nothing
When the official seller is the right place to buy, such as the Eiffel Tower's own ticket office, we send you there directly. Those links carry no partner code, and we earn nothing from them.
Who runs this site
Paris Attractions Guide is operated by Zestacor Digital Marketing. The about page has the operator's address and how to reach us, and the privacy page says what the site records about partner-link clicks.