Privacy Policy
This draft provides a preliminary explanation of how personal data is processed on the Llanos del Castor website. It requires legal and operational validation before final publication.
Updated 29 August 2026
1. Controller and contact
The controller's legal name and registered address must be completed before final publication. The operational privacy contact is [email protected] and the public location is National Route 3, km 3033, Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego.
2. Data that may be processed
Depending on the interaction, data may include name, email, phone, participant details, necessary preferences, booking information, messages, transaction identifiers and basic device or navigation data. Do not send sensitive data or full card details through WhatsApp or email.
3. Purposes
Data may be used to answer enquiries, assess availability, manage carts and bookings, process or verify payments through enabled providers, send confirmations, provide support, comply with law, prevent fraud and maintain website security.
4. Legal basis and required information
Processing will rely on consent, requested pre-contractual steps or performance of a contract and applicable legal duties. Each process must explain which fields are required and what happens if they are not provided.
5. Providers and recipients
Data may be shared only as necessary with technology, payment, messaging or booking-related providers. Each third party processes information under its own responsibilities and terms. This draft does not authorise the sale of personal data.
6. Payments
Payments may redirect to a provider expressly enabled by the agency. That provider's policy and screen govern entry of payment data. The website should avoid requesting or storing full card details outside those environments.
7. Cookies, metrics and logs
The website may use essential storage for session, cart, language and security. Non-essential metrics or technologies must be documented and, where required, consent controls must be offered before activation.
8. Retention and security
Data must be retained only as long as needed for the stated purposes, legal duties, claims and security. Reasonable technical and organisational safeguards will be used; no system can guarantee absolute security.
9. Individual rights
Under Argentine Law 25,326, you may request information, access, rectification, updating and, where applicable, deletion of your data. Identity verification may be required. Unsatisfactory responses may be taken to the Access to Public Information Agency (AAIP).
10. Minors, transfers and changes
A responsible adult must provide minors' data and only when necessary for the service. Any international transfers must be documented before publication. Material policy changes will be communicated in a newly dated version.