Posted to User talk:41.204.145.213 and User talk:Baraka beach bungalows:

Welcome to Wikivoyage, thank you for your edits to the Nungwi article, and please read welcome, business owners and don't tout. Pay special attention to Don't tout#Examples. A bad example of a listing is one that has something promotional or redundant in the "alt" tab, includes default address information ("Nungwi" is not an "address" in the Nungwi article and shouldn't be mentioned), describes the location in "description" instead of "directions", and promotes the location, rather than describing the bungalows or even mentioning how many you rent. The other thing that's bad is to make a separate listing for your restaurant, when it shares the same URL, phone number and email address. If a hotel has a restaurant, bar, spa, salon and conference rooms, it still gets only one listing, other than in exceptional cases in which, say, the restaurant is a major destination for non-guests, such as Michelin-starred restaurants that are hosted by hotels in some cities.

If you have any questions about things you'd like to add to your listing but aren't sure whether they pass the don't tout test, please ask, to avoid just having your edits be reverted and possibly get into an edit war, which would be really undesirable.

Thanks, and all the best,

Ikan Kekek (talk) 12:05, 25 June 2016 (UTC)Reply

And don't spam taxi listings to the Zanzibar article. There shouldn't be specific listings there, anyway, because it's a region article, but putting two separate listings anywhere is definitely not OK. Ikan Kekek (talk) 12:07, 25 June 2016 (UTC)Reply