Would I go back?

Why not stars

A 4.3-star average tells you nothing about whether you should go. It mixes a honeymoon with a family week and a business stopover, then hands you a number.

“Would I go back?” forces the traveller to commit to a real answer about their own trip. That is why there are no stars, no scores and no rankings anywhere on this site — only travellers, their trips, and their verdicts.

The four answers

• Definitely — I’d do the same trip again, as-is.
• Yes, with conditions — I’d go back — but I’d change something (season, company, budget, setup).
• Probably not — It was fine, but it doesn’t earn a second trip.
• Definitely not — I regret going, or I’d warn you.

Never averaged

On a destination page the verdicts stay plain counts — Would they go back? 2 definitely, 1 with conditions— never a percentage or a score. Averaging a “Definitely” with a “Definitely not” gives you a number that lies to everyone.

And the honest answers are protected: negative or critical reviews are never removed for being negative.