Who writes for us

The people behind every guide and every story

Lilshira publishes travel guides and a daily news digest under the names below. Each profile says who the writer is, what they cover and what they know best — so a name on an article leads somewhere.

Editorial standards

A byline is a promise, not a decoration

Everything we publish carries the name of the person who wrote it. That is deliberate. A travel site is only useful if you can tell who is doing the telling — a local writer describing a route they have walked reads differently from an anonymous list of hotels, and it should.

Our writers work on beats rather than on a shared content queue. One owns destination guides, another builds multi-day itineraries, another covers the cities we return to most. When a story falls outside a writer's ground, it waits for someone who knows it instead of being assigned to whoever is free.

The news section is rewritten by our editorial desk from reporting published by established outlets. Each story names the outlet it is based on and links to the original, so a claim can always be checked against the source it came from.

The people behind the bylines

Who publishes this site

Lilshira is a tourism startup headquartered in Yerevan, Armenia. We began work in early 2026 with a simple belief: travel should be easier to discover, simpler to plan, and more rewarding to experience.

Today our team develops a growing family of tourism products — from tours and experiences to destination content and tools that help local businesses reach travelers around the world.

Based in Armenia, at the crossroads of Europe and Asia, we stay close to the destinations we help travelers explore and to the communities that make them special.

Founded
Early 2026
Headquarters
Yerevan, Armenia
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How we work

What every page has to pass

  • Written from the ground

    Guides are built around routes and neighbourhoods a traveller can actually follow, not a list of attractions copied from a brochure.

  • Checked against the source

    Prices, entry rules and timetables are held to the source that published them, and news stories link to the outlet they are based on.

  • Corrected rather than abandoned

    When a rule changes or a route closes, the page that says otherwise is updated — silently rewriting its date is not how a correction works.

Get in touch

A correction, a tip, or a story we should cover?

Write to the desk. Corrections go to the writer who owns the page, and every message reaches a person rather than a form that files itself away.

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