Safety checklist

Before you trust a place, market, or business clue

A search result is only a starting point. Before visiting a market, contacting a supplier, planning a trip, or making a purchase, users should verify the information with reliable sources.

For business users, the main risk is treating a clue as a confirmed supplier. For travelers, the main risk is outdated opening hours, seasonal access, or confusing place names.

Use Whereto.how to narrow your direction, then check official and current sources before making decisions.

For buyers

• Check whether the business has a working official website or public profile.
• Compare company name, address, product scope, and contact details across more than one source.
• Ask for product specifications, certifications, photos, and references when relevant.
• Avoid paying deposits or sharing sensitive documents before verifying the counterparty.

For travelers

• Confirm address, opening hours, ticket rules, and seasonal closures from official channels.
• Check recent maps and reviews, especially for local markets or scenic spots.
• Do not rely on a single third-party page for safety, transport, or visa information.

Use this page as a practical starting point. Always verify important details with current official or primary sources.