Resorts collect contact details such as name, email, and phone number, along with booking preferences, special requests (e.g., dietary or health), and occasionally payment information.
The data collected is used primarily to:
Your data is typically shared only with trusted third-party service providers, such as payment gateways, housekeeping, or group/event planners, and always under confidentiality agreements. Resorts generally do not sell your data and usually allow you to opt out of marketing communications.
Most resort websites use cookies and web analytics (e.g., server logs) to monitor site usage and enhance the browsing experience.
Data is stored securely using technologies like SSL encryption, firewalls, secure forms, and restricted access systems. However, no digital storage is completely foolproof.
Data retention varies — usually kept as long as necessary for service or legal compliance. Some archival backups may be retained for extended periods.
Guests have the right to:
Privacy policies are updated periodically. Any significant changes are typically communicated through the resort's official website or direct notifications.