GreenTrip is a comprehensive information platform dedicated to safe and legal cannabis tourism worldwide. We provide up-to-date information about cannabis laws, safe places, events, and risk assessments to help travelers make informed decisions about cannabis-related travel.

No, the information on GreenTrip is provided for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute legal or medical advice and should not be relied upon as such. Always verify current information with official sources and consult with legal professionals when necessary.

GreenTrip is designed for adult travelers (21+) who are interested in cannabis tourism. We do not promote cannabis use where it is prohibited and encourage all users to comply with the laws of their home country and countries they visit.

We strive to keep our information current as cannabis laws change rapidly worldwide. However, we recommend always double-checking information with official government sources before making travel decisions or taking any actions.

We make every effort to provide accurate and verified information, but we cannot guarantee its absolute completeness or accuracy. Use the information on our site as a starting point for your own research and always verify with official sources.

You can reach us through our 'Contact' page. We're happy to answer your questions or consider suggestions for improving our platform.

Traveling with cannabis products involves significant legal risks. Cannabis remains illegal in many countries and at international borders. We strongly advise against traveling with any cannabis products and recommend only using local legal options at your destination.

If arrested: 1) Remain calm and cooperative, 2) Ask for legal representation immediately, 3) Contact your embassy or consulate, 4) Do not sign documents you don't understand, 5) Follow our Emergency Guide for detailed procedures. Remember, being a tourist does not exempt you from local laws.

Our 5-level risk assessment system evaluates countries based on legal status, enforcement practices, penalties, and tourist-specific risks. Level 1-2 are considered safer, Level 3 requires caution, and Levels 4-5 are high-risk destinations where we strongly advise against any cannabis-related activities.

Medical cannabis prescriptions are not universally recognized. Even with a valid prescription from your home country, you may face legal issues abroad. Research destination laws thoroughly and consider alternative treatments. Some countries have reciprocal medical cannabis programs, but these are rare.

We provide comprehensive emergency contact information including local police, medical services, and embassy contacts for each country. However, we are an information platform only and cannot provide direct legal assistance or intervention services.

We source information from official government websites, legal databases, and verified community reports. Our team regularly reviews and updates content, but laws can change rapidly. We encourage users to verify information and report any inaccuracies they discover.

We prioritize user privacy and collect minimal personal information. We do not track browsing habits or share data with third parties. See our Privacy Policy for detailed information about data handling practices.

Our platform works as a Progressive Web App (PWA) which allows limited offline access to previously viewed content. For emergency situations, we recommend downloading our Emergency Guide before traveling to areas with poor internet connectivity.

Please contact us through our feedback form with specific details about incorrect information. Include the page URL, the incorrect information, and the correct information with sources if possible. We review all reports and update content accordingly.

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