A clear starting point
You can enjoy the travel ideas on eatvoyagebon.com without making an account or completing a form. The website is a starting point for a conversation about cruising, rather than a place to upload travel documents. This policy explains the difference between receiving a page in your browser and choosing to tell EatVoyageBon something about your plans.
1. Getting in touch about privacy
Write to contacts@eatvoyagebon.com if your question concerns personal information associated with an enquiry or the use of this website. You can also telephone +61 7 5581 5100 or send correspondence to 32 Hooker Blvd, Broadbeach Waters QLD 4218, Australia. Please describe the matter clearly and identify the exchange concerned where possible. A date, subject or return contact detail may help locate the information without needing unnecessary documents.
2. The information in a travel enquiry
A message may include your name, email address, telephone number and the preferences you choose to describe. Typical planning details might be a travel period, the number of guests and an interest in particular cabin or dining arrangements. These are provided by you through your own email service or a conversation. The site itself does not record a booking, collect payment details or create a traveller profile.
3. Keeping your first message proportionate
Begin with the outline of the project and the questions that matter to you. Do not send passport scans, card numbers or detailed medical records in an introductory email. If additional information is needed later, establish the purpose, recipient and appropriate way of sending it first. When discussing other travellers, share only information that you are entitled to provide and that is useful for the enquiry.
4. Why an exchange may be kept
Enquiry information is used to understand the request, prepare a response and keep track of the conversation. It may also be relevant to resolving a concern or meeting an obligation that applies to a later arrangement. Records should be kept for a period suited to those purposes rather than indefinitely by default. Ask for the retention criteria relating to your interaction if you need more detail or wish to raise a deletion request.
5. Services and people involved
The people dealing with an enquiry and the communication services needed to receive and answer it may handle the information. The site does not automatically circulate your message to cruise operators. Before a proposed arrangement requires another supplier to receive details, ask who will receive them and why. The countries in which hosting or messaging infrastructure operates depend on the providers used; you can request relevant information before sending further personal details.
6. Information involved in browsing
Loading a page requires a request to the hosting service. That request can include an IP address, the requested file and browser information. Any technical logging is controlled by the hosting configuration. The website files contain no advertising pixel, audience analytics package, embedded map or remote font service. Photographs, styles and the small navigation script are delivered as part of the site.
7. Remembering the cookie notice
The home page includes a brief notice about browser storage. Closing it stores a simple preference locally so that the notice can stay closed on a later visit. It contains no travel information or unique visitor identifier and is not transmitted by the script to a server. Clear the site’s browser data to remove the preference. The cookie policy explains this separately from normal file caching and the use of your email application.
8. Access, corrections and concerns
If you want to ask about information associated with a previous enquiry, use the contact details above. You can request access, ask for a correction or explain a concern about handling. A reasonable identity check may be required before personal information is disclosed. Specific statutory rights depend on the circumstances and the applicable law. Australian privacy guidance and complaint information are available from the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.
9. Changes to this description
A new reservation service, payment tool or other feature could change the way information is handled and should be accompanied by appropriate information before use. The date above identifies this policy version. For an unexpected website behaviour, tell us the page and a general description of what occurred; avoid sharing screenshots that expose unrelated private information.
Independent information: Australian Privacy Principles — OAIC .