How we use language models
Last reviewed in September 2026
Parts of this site are drafted with a language model and parts of it never go near one. Which is which is worth stating plainly, because someone about to spend a few hundred euros on a boat deserves to know where a sentence came from.
What a model helps write
The guides, the place pages and the descriptive text on each experience page. A model drafts them from structured data we gather first (the product's own name, duration, price type and category, plus what we know of the islands) and a person reviews them before they are published. The Spanish and English versions are produced the same way.
What a model never writes
Prices. Every figure is read from the supplier catalogue when the site is built, and is marked as a starting price. Ratings and review counts come from the same catalogue at the same moment, with no model anywhere in the path. The filter that decides which experiences get a page (a rating of 4.0 or higher and at least 15 reviews) is a rule, not a judgement.
Who answers on WhatsApp
People. The WhatsApp line is answered by our team on the islands, not by an assistant. If we ever add an automated reply, it will say so in the first message.
If something is wrong
Tell us on WhatsApp or write to info (at) ibizaformenterarent.com. We correct the page, and if the error came from the model we fix the process that let it through, not only the sentence.