TravelMole’s open editorial policy
TravelMole works very hard to provide balanced news and views by and to the industry, but it appears that some people are not very happy about some of the things we have said or have reported to have been said by others in relation to the current car rental scenario.
Our editorial policy is clear as below and can also be found on our web site: –
TRAVELMOLE EDITORIAL GUIDELINES ENSURE THE QUALITY OF YOUR NEWS AND THE INDEPENDENCE OF YOUR COMMENTS……….
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** All news stories are as accurate, fair and balanced as possible and every attempt is made to get both sides of any story.
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We encourage subscribers and others to provide us with comments or responses to ensure that both sides of each and every argument is covered as has been done by CATO today and if others have any comment they wish to make then we also encourage them to do so and they will be reported in full.
Comment by the The Mole
John Alwyn-Jones
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