generated: '2026-09-04' method: searched source: https://corp.worldia.com/ name: Worldia API Lifecycle description: >- Versioning, deprecation, status and support posture for the Worldia API. Searched the corporate site, the API host and the GitHub organization on 2026-09-04. Almost every field here is an absence, and each absence was probed rather than assumed. versioning: scheme: none-published in_path: false path_evidence: 'GET https://api.worldia.com/v1 and /v2 both return HTTP 404.' in_header: false header_evidence: >- No version header appears on any response. An `X-Standard` header participates in content negotiation (it is listed in Vary and in access-control-allow-headers) but no value set is documented and the values tried produced no observable change. in_media_type: false media_type_evidence: >- The vendor media type is application/vnd.worldia+json with no version parameter — the obvious place to carry one (application/vnd.worldia.v1+json) is unused. finding: >- A caller has no way to pin a version and no signal that a version exists. Combined with the absent deprecation policy below, an integrator has no published mechanism by which a breaking change would be announced or survivable. deprecation: policy_published: false policy_url: null sunset_header: not-observed deprecation_header: not-observed rfc8594_support: false evidence: >- No Sunset or Deprecation response header appeared on any of the collections probed (/channels, /locations, /themes, /accommodations, /inspirations, /contexts/{Type}). No deprecation, sunset or end-of-life policy page exists on corp.worldia.com. deprecated_operations: [] deprecated_operations_note: >- Cannot be derived: no OpenAPI is published, so there is no `deprecated: true` flag to read. Absence of a list here means unmeasurable, not zero. status_page: exists: false url: null evidence: - url: https://status.worldia.com/ http_status: 404 - url: https://corp.worldia.com/ http_status: 200 note: 'No status, uptime or incident link anywhere on the corporate site.' third_party_checked: >- No Statuspage, Instatus, Better Stack or Atlassian-hosted status page was found for worldia.com. consequence: >- No StatusPage pointer is wired in apis.yml. A partner running a storefront on this API has no published incident channel. sla: published: false note: >- No SLA, uptime commitment or support-response target is published. Worldia markets 24/7 traveler support as a service to end travelers; that is a consumer support promise, not an API availability commitment, and the two should not be conflated. changelog: published: false url: null evidence: - url: https://corp.worldia.com/blog http_status: 404 - url: https://blog.worldia.com/ http_status: 404 note: >- No dated changelog, release notes or API updates page exists on any Worldia surface. The corporate sitemap at https://corp.worldia.com/sitemap.xml is an empty urlset, so there is no crawlable index of pages to search either. No changelog/ artifact is written and no ChangeLog pointer is wired — there is nothing to point at. support: channels: - type: contact-form url: https://corp.worldia.com/contact http_status: 200 - type: demo-request url: https://share.hsforms.com/1MISGoMI5Spmh025GTEiHog4nazr http_status: 200 developer_support: none note: >- There is no developer support channel — no forum, community, Slack, Discord, ticketing system or support email addressed to integrators. The only inbound paths are a corporate contact form and a HubSpot demo-booking form, both aimed at prospective commercial partners. github: organization: https://github.com/worldia repositories: 22 most_recent_activity: '2026-07-09 (worldia/instrumentation-bundle)' note: >- The organization is live and maintained, but it contains engineering tooling only. No repository holds an API specification, an SDK, examples or documentation for the Worldia API. See packages/worldia-packages.yml. maturity_signals: api_is_production: true api_is_documented: false api_is_self_service: false summary: >- This is a mature, actively operated production API — TLS 1.3, HSTS with preload, OpenTelemetry tracing, an HTTP cache layer, ETags, content negotiation across three representations, 388 live tenants and 16,943 catalogued properties — with none of the lifecycle apparatus a third-party integrator would need: no version, no deprecation policy, no changelog, no status page, no SLA and no developer support channel. The engineering is well ahead of the developer-facing posture, which is consistent with an API built for a managed partner-integration motion rather than for self-service adoption.