Terms of use
About MyTripTo
mytripto.no is run by MyTripTo AS (org. no. 936 366 384, Øvre Markveg 8b, 9011 Tromsø, Norway, info@mytripto.no). By using the site, you accept these terms.
What we do, and what we don’t
MyTripTo helps you plan activities in and around Tromsø and links you to the local companies that run them. Right now, we don’t sell anything on the site. You book and pay directly with the partner on their own website. Your booking is a contract between you and the partner, and the partner’s own terms apply to it, including their cancellation policy.
AI-written plans
Plans are written with the help of AI (Anthropic’s Claude), using our partners’ activity information. Treat a plan as a suggestion. Before you book, check times, prices, availability, meeting points and what’s included on the partner’s site, because the partner’s site is always the authoritative source. Arctic weather can change plans at short notice, and the northern lights are never guaranteed.
How we choose what to show
We’re new, and we work with a small number of local partners. We don’t list every operator in Tromsø. Plans are matched to your dates, interests and pace, and to the partners’ departure times. Partners don’t pay to be suggested more often. We earn a commission from partners when you book through our links. This doesn’t change the price you pay.
Safety
Activities are run by the partners. Follow their guides’ instructions and safety briefings, and tell them about any health issues or special needs before you go.
Using the site fairly
Please use the site for planning your own trips. Don’t scrape it, overload it with automated requests, try to break its security, or copy its content for commercial use.
Content and photos
Text and design on mytripto.no belong to MyTripTo AS. Partner names, logos and photos belong to the partners or their photographers and are used with permission.
Our responsibility
We work to keep the information on the site correct, but we can’t guarantee it’s complete or up to date. We aren’t responsible for the partners’ activities, websites or bookings. Nothing in these terms limits rights you have under mandatory consumer law.
Law
Norwegian law applies. If you’re a consumer, you keep the protection given by the law of the country where you live.
Changes
We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the latest version.