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The fastest way to reach Schengen-Tourist.LU is email: [email protected]. One person reads that inbox, so a specific subject line gets a faster answer than a general one.
Corrections and factual errors
These get priority. Send the URL and the specific claim that is wrong, ideally with a source. Border and visa practice changes without announcement, and the person who was just waved through - or was not - is the best source there is on what is actually happening at a crossing.
Partnerships and affiliate enquiries
We work with a small number of travel affiliate programmes and are open to more, but not to paid placements, sponsored posts, link insertions, or guest posts. Those requests are declined without reply, so please save yourself the follow-up.
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