Data Privacy Policy

The right to privacy is one of the most important human rights. In our Company, we are very well aware of this, and we, therefore, respect the privacy of our customers and treat their personal data responsibly, carefully, and according to the applicable legislation. The access to personal data is permitted only to authorised Company personnel and contracted processors, to the extent and with the purpose strictly necessary for the smooth implementation, assurance, and fulfilment of rights and obligations arising from concluded contractual relations.

By taking proper measures, we ensure that unauthorised persons don't access personal data, protect its confidentiality and integrity, and prevent its loss or unintentional destruction throughout the entire time of being processed. We will not be held responsible for any "hacking" into a computer system!

The Company and its processors fully respect the general principles regarding the processing of personal data, which are:

We process user personal data legally, fairly, and transparently.

We collect personal data for purposes that are pre-determined, explicit, and legal; we do not process personal data for any other purpose, except in the case of processing for scientific or historical research purposes and for statistical purposes, under certain conditions.

Personal data is processed to the minimum extent for the purposes for which it is processed.

We ensure that the personal data we process is accurate and regularly updated; incorrect data is corrected or deleted.

We store personal data only as long as it is necessary for the purposes for which they are processed.

We ensure appropriate security of personal data, which includes prevention of unauthorised or unlawful processing and accidental loss, destruction or damage by appropriate technical and organisational measures.

1. Privacy Contact

For questions related to the processing and use of personal data, information, corrections, blocking, deletion of personal data or cancellation of notification consent, cancellation of consent, please contact us at our email address.

2. Which Personal Data are Collected

• Basic personal data (e.g. name and surname);
• communication data (e.g. address, mail, telephone no.);
• information on communication between the Company and you; payment data;
• any other data obtained based on the consent.

3. What Are the Legal Bases for Processing Your Personal Data

We can treat personal data in accordance with valid legislation on the field of protection of personal data:

•  if this is necessary for the conclusion and/or fulfilment of a contract (application to an event, workshop, etc.)
•  if required by law;
•  if consent is given (which can be cancelled at any time);
•  if the processing is necessary for the legitimate interests pursued by the Company or a third party.

3.1. Processing Based on a Concluded Contract

The company processes personal data of individuals to fulfil its obligations under a contractual relationship for the organisation of events, workshops, or other services agreed between the contractual parties. In the context of the exercise of rights and the fulfilment of contractual obligations, the Company processes personal data of individuals for the following purposes:

• identification of an individual;
• preparation of the offer and conclusion of the contract;
• providing services, whereby the Company can give the data to contract partners that will implement an individual       service (e.g. a provider of overnight stays, etc.)
• sending notifications to individuals regarding the implementation of the contractual relationship;
• informing about changes in legislation in a particular field or changes in terms of sale;
• invoicing services;
• resolving objections or complaints;
• implementation of any recovery procedures, a sale of receivables;
• for other purposes, necessary for the conclusion or implementation of a contractual relationship.

To the extent strictly necessary for authentication and identification of transactions, the Company processes data for the purpose of preparing reports and planning further activities.

For the purposes of organising events and related services or other services ordered by an individual, the Company processes all information needed. This includes in particular, but not exclusively: name, first name, surname, birth date, address, place, country, telephone number, email, etc.

We do not need explicit consent for contractual processing of personal data.

At events or workshops that are strictly connected with photographing and publication of pictures (on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram), it is noted that photographing and publication of pictures are part of an event or workshop. Although photographing and publishing of pictures is a contractual relationship, the Company will still gain explicit consent of an individual. In a case where explicit consent for photographing and publication of pictures will not be given and the Company will not be able to ensure that an individual will not appear in the photograph, the Company is justified to reject the application on such an event or workshop.

If the individual does not provide all personal data that the Company needs to fulfil the contractual relationship, the Company cannot execute the individual's order. Hereby, the Company always acquires and further processes only the personal data that is needed to fulfil the contractual relationship.

3.2. Processing Based on the Law

The legal basis means that the Company processes personal data of an individual to fulfil the applicable legal obligations imposed by the legislation. In the Republic of Slovenia, legal obligations to process certain personal data are determined in particular by:

Value Added Tax Act ZDDV-1;

Tax Procedure Act;

Companies Act;

Accounting Act;

Rules on the implementation of the Value Added Tax Act;

Slovenian Accounting Standards.

If the Company processes personal data of an individual who has made an online purchase or service order, it keeps the invoice for 10 years (as well as the individual's/buyer's data on the account).

3.3. Processing Based on Legitimate Interest

The company may process data on the basis of a legitimate interest which the Company or a third party pursues, except when such interests are outweighed by the interests or fundamental rights and freedoms of an individual, to whom the data that requires the protection of personal data is related, in particular when the data relates to a child. In the case of further use of collected data on an individual, the Company implements the assessment according to the General Data Protection Regulation. Such further use of data in a pseudonymised or aggregated form, for example, represents the lawful use of data for marketing and other business or technical analyses of the Company.

According to the General Data Protection Regulation, direct marketing also belongs to legitimate interests. For the purposes of direct marketing, Company may create individual profiles without any consent on the basis of basic information on selected services, such as e.g. the type or specific characteristics of the selected service, time of selection or past marketing contacts with the individual, in particular with respect to the expressed interest or lack of interest in certain services. Such basic profiling shall never include sensitive data. An individual may object to the processing in accordance with their right to restriction (item 7.4).

Based on legitimate interest, the Company may contact the individual to improve the service or determine his satisfaction with the services, even when this is not strictly necessary for the implementation of the contract. Due to the individuals' interest, the Company does not contact those individuals who have objected to this.

The company has a legitimate interest in keeping and further using data for analyses and research for marketing, business planning, and similar purposes until the expiration of the legally prescribed retention period.

3.4. Processing Based on the Consent to Process Personal Data

Explicit consent is the basis for personal data processing for which the Company does not have a legal or contractual basis. For example, consent may relate to:

• informing about other Company’s offers and services, which are implemented exclusively through the communication channel selected by the individual;
• photographing and recording an event or workshop for the purpose of presenting Company activities and publishing photos, videos, and sound recordings on the Company website and on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and Instagram profiles.
• the individual gives consent for himself; in the case of a child, consent is given by one of the parents or a legal representative.

In these cases, the processing of personal data is implemented to the extent and for purposes allowed by the individual's statement and through agreed communication channels, until cancellation.

If the individual does not consent to the personal data collection and processing for one or more purposes specified in an individual consent, this does not have any consequences for the data processing that is implemented based on other legal bases.

Personal data collected on the basis of consent will be processed only within the framework and for the purpose of the given consent and will not be transmitted to third parties unless this is explicitly stated in the consent and the individual agrees that personal data may be transmitted to the processor specified in the consent.

The individual can cancel the consent to process personal data at any time by contacting our data protection point (point 8). The consent can be cancelled by an email sent to the email address.

4. How Long is Personal Data Kept

Personal data shall be stored in accordance with the applicable regulations governing the protection of personal data. It shall be stored only as long as necessary for the purposes for which it is processed or according to the law. We store personal data, which we process based on the personal consent of the individual, permanently, until cancellation. Personal data, which we process based on the law or contractual relationship, is kept for as long as the law determines.

If the data is processed based on an individual's consent due to the marketing of the Company, the data may be processed to the necessary extent for as long as necessary for such marketing or services.

After the expiry of the retention period, the personal data is effectively and permanently deleted or anonymised so that it can no longer be linked to an individual.

5. How Do We Protect Personal Data

We use technical and organisational security measures to protect personal data against unlawful or unauthorised access or use and also against unintentional loss or impairment of its integrity. We have designed these measures with regard to our IT infrastructure, possible impact on an individual's privacy, and cost, and according to current industry standards and practices. Our contractual processors shall process your personal data only if they comply with these technical and organisational security measures.

Maintaining data security means protecting the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of personal data:

 – confidentiality and integrity: individuals' personal data shall be protected against unauthorised or illegal processing and against unintentional loss, destruction, or injury;

 – availability: we shall ensure that authorised processors can access personal data only when necessary.

Our security procedures include access security, backup copies, monitoring, revision and maintenance, security incident management, etc.

6. Your Possibilities and Rights Regarding Your Personal Data

Depending on the purposes for which we process individuals' personal data, we can disclose this data to the following categories of processors:

a) Within the Company, an employee.

b) Our business partners, with whom we demand compliance with the applicable laws and personal data protection policy and to pay great attention to the confidentiality of the personal data:

• advertising, marketing and promotional agencies and providers, e.g. MailChimp, Google (Google – only cookie identifier for remarketing, e-mail address for displaying ads in Google AdWords, cookie identifier for analysis in Google Analytics; Facebook – only cookie identifier for remarketing, e-mail address for displaying ads in Facebook Custom Audiences), that help us implement and analyse the effectiveness of our campaigns and promotions.
• the companies that perform services for the Company, i.e. accounting service provider
• natural and legal entities that are our contractual partners and provide consulting or individual services for the Company with the purpose of executing a contractual relationship between the Company and an individual (e.g. partner agencies, hotels, airlines, carriers, etc.);

c) Other third persons when required by law or legally required for the protection of:

• the Company (compliance with laws, authority requirements, court orders, legal procedures, reporting obligations, and obligations to inform the authorities, etc.), verification or enforcement of compliance with Company policy and agreements;
• rights, property or security of Company and/or its clients in relation to corporate transactions: in the context of transfer or disposal of all or part of its business or otherwise in connection with mergers, consolidations, changes of control, reorganisation of Company.

Our business partners listed above under item b) may only process individuals' personal data in the framework of our instructions and may not use personal data to pursue any of their own interests. Each individual must bear in mind that the processors listed in items b) and c) above, in particular, service providers that offer services within the framework of applications and/or through their own channels, may separately collect your personal data. In this case, they are solely responsible for its control, and their cooperation with individuals must take place according to their terms.

6.1. Right to Access Data

Each individual can contact us at the email address under point 1 to find out which personal data we process. Each individual has the right to access personal data and additional information concerning the processing of personal data, including:

• the purpose of the processing;
• the categories of personal data;
• users and legal entities, to whom personal data have been or will be disclosed;
• when possible, the estimated retention period of personal data or, if that is not possible, the criteria used to determine the retention period;
• the existence of the right to require from the administrator to correct or delete personal data or to restrict personal data in relation to the individual, to whom the personal data relates, or the existence of the right to object to such processing;
• the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory body;
• when personal data is not collected from an individual, all available information related to its source is collected.

6.2. Right of Rectification

If an individual finds any error in his personal data or if he finds it incomplete or wrong, he may request the Company to correct or supplement inaccurate or incomplete personal data without undue delay.

6.3. Right of Deletion

An individual may request to delete their personal data without undue delay. The Company is obliged to delete personal data without undue delay:

• when personal data is no longer required for the purposes for which it was collected or otherwise processed;
• if the individual cancels the consent that is the basis for the processing of personal data, and if there is no other legal basis for the processing.
• if the individual objects to the processing on the basis of the legitimate interest of the Company, while there are no prevailing legal reasons for the  processing of personal data;
• if the individual objects to the processing for direct marketing purposes;
• when personal data should be deleted for the fulfilment of a legal obligation according to EU law or the Slovenian legal order;
• in the case of data incorrectly collected from a minor for the use of information society, who, according to the applicable law, cannot provide such data (except in some cases, for example, to prove the transaction or if required by law).

6.4. Right to Restriction

Each individual may request a restriction of the processing of their personal data when:

• he/she challenges the correctness of the data, for the period that enables the Company to verify the correctness of the personal data;
• the processing is unlawful, and the individual objects to the deletion of the personal data and instead requests their use to be limited;
• the Company no longer needs the personal data for the purposes of the processing, but the individual, to whom the personal data relates, needs it to exercise, implement, or defend legal requests;
• the individual has filed an objection regarding the processing until it is verified whether legitimate reasons of the Company prevail over the individual's reasons.

6.5. Right to Transferability of Data

Each individual shall have the right to receive the personal data concerning him or her, which he or she has provided to Company, in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and have the right to transmit those data to another controller without hindrance from the Company, where the processing is based on consent pursuant or on a contract pursuant and the processing is carried out by automated means.

6.6. Right to Object

On the basis of reasons related to their special circumstances, each individual has the right to object at any time to the processing of their personal data based on the legal interests pursued by the Company or a third person. In this case, the Company ceases to process personal data, unless it proves necessary processing reasons that prevail over the individual's interests, rights, and freedoms, or for the enforcement or defence of legal claims. When personal data is processed for the purpose of direct marketing, each individual has the right to object at any time to the processing of personal data related to them for the purposes of such marketing, including profiling, if it relates to such direct marketing. If direct marketing is based on consent, the right to object can be exercised by cancelling the given consent.

7. Who Can I Contact if I Have Questions Regarding my Personal Data

We have organised a contact point that will address your questions or requirements regarding your personal data (and its processing) and the exercise of your rights. You can send us an email under point 1.

For the purposes of reliable identification when exercising the rights connected to personal data, we may require additional data from you, and we can deny action only if we can prove that we cannot identify you reliably.

8. Right to File a Complaint Related to the Processing of Personal Data

Everyone has the right to file a complaint related to the processing of personal data. Complaints should be sent to our email address. You also have the right to file a complaint directly to the Information Commissioner if you believe that the processing of personal data related to you violates Slovenian or EU regulations on the protection of personal data. If you have exercised the right to access the data and, after receiving the decision, you believe that the personal data that you have received is not the personal data you requested or that you did not receive all the personal data required, you can lodge a reasoned complaint to Company within 15 days, before submitting a complaint to the Information Commissioner. The Company will decide on the complaint as on a new request, within five working days of receipt.