How we make Antigua and Barbuda 365
Antigua and Barbuda 365 is written by a small, named editorial team and held to one standard across the Isla365 network: researched from primary sources, independently fact-checked, dated, and kept current. Here is who works on it and how.
Who writes Antigua
Day-to-day, Antigua is covered by the Antigua and Barbuda 365 Editorial desk. Every guide is then reviewed by the Isla365 editors below, who set the standards the whole network follows.
Alex Borshch
Founder & Editor
Founder and editor of the Isla365 network. Spent six months living in the Dominican Republic over the 2013-14 winter, and has since wintered in Thailand, Vietnam and Turkey. Writes and edits the guides across the network.
LinkedIn ↗Iryna T.
Roving Editor
Rarely home for long: always mid-trip or planning the next one. Hunts down the corners of each island the guidebooks miss, and keeps the published guides current.
Our editorial principles
Researched, not recycled
Every guide is built from deep research, real travel experience, and official sources, then revisited as things change. No copied-and-pasted press releases.
Independent by default
Recommendations are never for sale. Any sponsored or affiliate content is always clearly labelled and never disguised as editorial.
Accurate and current
We revisit, re-check, and date our coverage. If a place closes or changes, the guide changes with it — that is the 365 in the name.
Respectful of place
We cover communities, environments, and cultures with care, favouring travel that gives back more than it takes.
How we research and fact-check
Primary sources first
Facts that matter — opening hours, prices, entry rules, safety and transport — are checked against official tourism boards, operators, and government pages, not other blogs.
A second, skeptical pass
Anything a reader could act on (a restaurant, a hotel, a dive site, a border rule) goes through an independent verification pass. Unconfirmed specifics are dropped rather than guessed.
Dated and revisited
Guides carry a published and a last-updated date. When conditions change we revise the page rather than leave polished but stale information live.
Corrections welcome
Spotted something out of date or wrong? Tell us and we will check it and update the page — corrections are treated as a feature, not a nuisance.
Nothing here is for sale
Recommendations are editorial, never paid. Some links may earn a small commission at no cost to you; those never change what we recommend. See our affiliate disclosure.
Found something out of date?
Prices, hours, and conditions change. If a page is wrong, tell us and we will check it and update it. Get in touch or email info@antiguabarbuda365.com.
Antigua and Barbuda 365 is part of Isla365, the editorial home for a small family of independent island guides. Sharing one team and one standard is how every guide stays independent, honest, and current, 365 days a year.