Hotel Tirreno » Privacy
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Data gathering:
- The use of the site by visitors implies their full and implicit acceptance and respect of the content of the present page. The site automatically gathers information on access for technical, security and statistical purposes (the information doesn’t allow identification nor can be classified as sensitive data), which is stored electronically and processed exclusively for the purposes afore mentioned. The site doesn’t use cookies.
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Sending information or booking requests:
- We inform you that the personal data you might provide through this site is processed exclusively for handling your request and in the case of a booking for the formalities specified by the law in force. Some data, requested through a specific form, is necessary in order to be able to process the booking request and the formalities specified by law. In this case, we won’t ask for your consent given that the information you will send is part of the cases exonerated by the law according to the article “Art. 24 del D. Lgs 196/2003”. Your eventual refusal to provide such data implies the impossibility for us to follow up on your request.
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Data processing owner:
- The owner and person in charge of data processing is: The legal pro tempore representative of Hotel Tirreno Piazza Betti, 24 54100 Marina di Massa (MS) Italy.
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Data Storing:
- The information on access to the site and the personal data the users will communicate by filling in the contact form, will be memorized on electronic supports protected by password and will be processed in a totally reserved manner by the hotel which will keep it stored during the strictly necessary time and exclusively for technical and statistical purposes. Neither sensitive nor judicial data are processed on hotel.
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Rights of the people concerned:
- The people that provided their personal data have the right to obtain at any time the confirmation of their data’s existence or not, to know its content and origin, to check its accuracy, and to ask for its update or correction. The people that provided their personal data even have the right to ask for its cancellation, its transformation into an anonymous form or to block it from being processed when in violation of the law. They can always oppose, for legitimate reasons, to the processing of their data. Requests should be addressed to the person in charge of data processing, at his office.
