Miyuru Kanchana

How WeltFox started

I have travelled around Sri Lanka, Qatar, and Georgia. The idea for WeltFox began while I was travelling toward Kazbegi in Georgia. During that journey, I started thinking about a website that would share travel experiences while also explaining the decisions behind a workable trip.

I wanted more than a list of sights. I wanted guides that address route order, realistic time, transport, costs, seasons, safety considerations, what may be worth skipping, and which facts need checking again before departure.

Where I have travelled

I have not travelled to dozens of countries, and WeltFox should not suggest otherwise. My travel so far includes Sri Lanka, Qatar, and Georgia. Planning those trips raised many of the same questions first-time visitors face: what fits together, how a transfer works, whether a schedule is realistic, and what could change before arrival.

WeltFox grew from those questions. The aim is to help real travelers make clearer choices before they leave home, without pretending that every marked place belongs in one trip.

How guides are researched

Guides may combine official government and tourism information, transport-operator and attraction sources, embassy or immigration guidance, current reputable references, reader corrections, and editorial judgment. Changeable details are checked against primary sources where practical and qualified when certainty is not possible.

Firsthand and researched guidance

Some articles draw on firsthand travel. Others combine careful research, official or primary sources, and practical editorial planning. Research is not presented as personal experience by default, and WeltFox does not claim that every guide or itinerary has been personally tested.

Corrections and updates

Material corrections are reviewed against reliable evidence. Substantial updates may receive a new modified date, while punctuation and formatting changes do not reset an article's editorial history. Read the Editorial Policy for the full process.