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Wikivoyage Rate Limits

Wikivoyage uses the standard Wikimedia Foundation rate-limiting framework applied to all MediaWiki-based projects. There is no hard per-second rate limit for read requests, but serial (non-parallel) requests are required for batch workloads. Write operations are subject to per-account throttling enforced by MediaWiki. Clients that violate the API etiquette guidelines may be blocked by IP without notice.

Wikivoyage Rate Limits is the rate-limit profile for Wikivoyage on the APIs.io network.

The provider publishes no rate limits that could be read; the profile records that absence rather than inventing a ceiling.

Tagged areas include Travel, Open Data, Public APIs, Open Knowledge, and Travel Guide.

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Wikivoyage publishes no rate limits that could be read; the profile records that absence rather than inventing a ceiling.
TravelOpen DataPublic APIsOpen KnowledgeTravel GuideTourismMediaWikiNon-Profit

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