Travel Agency Privacy Policies
Companies in the Travel Agency category Browse and analyze privacy policies from 33 companies in the Travel Agency category.
Lonely Planet
lonelyplanet.com
The policy is comprehensive but lacks transparency in security and data retention, impacting user trust and control.
Qantas
qantas.com
Qantas' privacy policy is comprehensive with strong consent and EU compliance but lacks clarity in data retention and sharing practices, affecting overall transparency and user control.
Radaris America Inc
radaris.com
Radaris' privacy policy and terms of service provide a solid foundation but have notable weaknesses in data privacy, user rights, and legal protection, which prevent it from being top-tier.
Sixt Rent a Car
sixt.com
Sixt's privacy policy is comprehensive but lacks in clarity and specific data handling practices, scoring 72/100.
The Culture Trip Ltd
theculturetrip.com
Culture Trip's policies are transparent but have critical issues like arbitration clauses and unclear security measures.
Withlocals
withlocals.com
Withlocals demonstrates good data practices and user rights but needs improvement in security details and retention clarity.
Cntraveler
cntraveler.com
Condé Nast's policy is detailed but has notable weaknesses in data sharing and legal protections, while being clear but complex.
Hostelworld.com
hostelworld.com
Hostelworld's policies provide detailed user rights but lack in data privacy and clarity, resulting in a moderate overall score.
Ace Hotel
acehotel.com
AGI's privacy policy scores 65/100, with strengths in security and user rights but weaknesses in data retention and clarity.
Avis
avis.com
Avis Budget Group's policies have some strengths but fall short in clarity and user protections, scoring 65/100.
Cars.com
cars.com
Cars.com's privacy policy is detailed but has weaknesses in data sharing and security. User rights are present but complex, and legal terms favor the company.
Travel + Leisure
travelandleisure.com
The policy provides detailed data practices but lacks clarity and has broad legal terms, scoring 65 out of 100.