I. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF SALE OF THE ESTABLISHMENT

1. RECOGNITION BY THE GENERAL TOURISM COMMISSIONER
The lessor certifies that the rented property complies with the provisions of the Walloon Tourism Code of April 1, 2010.

2. TERMS OF CONCLUSION OF THIS CONTRACT
The reservation becomes effective and constitutes a rental contract by payment of a deposit of 25% of the price of the stay, to be paid to bank account number BE50973347898618 within a maximum period of 5 days following the date of receipt of this document.

The price of the stay does not include the rental deposit (see point 5) and other possible supplements.

The balance is due 20 days before entry into possession, with the exception of late reservations, in which case the total rental amount will be paid upon confirmation of the reservation by the lessor on account BE50973347898618.

If the lessor does not receive the deposit or the balance within the allotted time, he may cancel the rental by registered letter or email within 5 days following the date scheduled for payment of the deposit or the balance.

The lessor chose stripe.com to secure online payments by credit card. The validity of the customer's payment card is verified by stripe.com.
The payment card may be refused for several reasons: stolen card, blocked card, limit reached, entry error, etc.
In the event of a problem, the customer must contact their bank on the one hand, and the establishment on the other hand to confirm their reservation and method of payment.

3. USE OF RENTED GOODS
The tenant uses the rented property in accordance with its intended purpose and as a good father. It is required to respect the maximum planned capacity. Any violation of this clause may result in the immediate termination of this contract, at the fault of the tenant, the rental amount remaining definitively acquired by the lessor.

4. ANIMALS
When admitted, domestic animals accompanying the tenant must be precisely indicated on the front of this contract.

5. DEPOSIT
A deposit, the amount of which is set at €500.00 (five hundred euros), is paid to the lessor 15 days before entry into use of the accommodation on account BE50973347898618 or at the latest on the day of arrival.

The deposit is intended to cover all debts for which the tenant may remain liable to the lessor upon return of the premises.
This deposit is refunded to the tenant on the day of departure or at the latest within 10 working days following the date of departure, less all amounts.

In the event of a dispute, the lessor may, under his responsibility, retain the deposit until responsibilities are clearly established.
If it turns out that the tenant is not liable for the sums claimed and that all or part of the deposit must be returned, the lessor will owe interest, at the legal rate, on the amount to be finally returned.

6. ""EQUIPMENT AND COMFORT"" INVENTORY
An inventory of the equipment of the rented property is carried out at the start and end of the stay. This inventory must be signed by both parties to demonstrate the condition of the rented property and its equipment.
The tenant must return the property in the condition in which he received it. He is responsible for any loss or damage. Any difference with the inventory or anomaly must be reported to the lessor or his representative, no later than 10:00 a.m., the day after the day of arrival.

7. CANCELLATION – PREMATURE DEPARTURE
Any cancellation must be notified by registered letter or email. The tenant may propose to the lessor the transfer of his lease, under his entire responsibility, to a person designated by him and who agrees to contract under the same conditions. In this case, the deposit is deemed paid by the assignee. The tenant can also propose to the lessor to replace a person for the enjoyment of the accommodation, while remaining the holder of the contract, including during the duration of the contract. This implies that he remains personally liable for all his initial obligations. The express agreement of the lessor is required and only concerns the designated person(s).

If the cancellation occurs more than 7 days before the start of the stay, the deposit will be refunded in full. In other cases, an amount equal to 100% of the price of the stay remains with the lessor as compensation.
However, compensation is not due in the event of force majeure.

If the cancellation is the fault of the lessor, the latter may offer the tenant accommodation of the same or higher quality at the price of their reservation.
In the absence of such a proposal or in the event of refusal by the tenant, the lessor must reimburse the tenant the deposit paid as well as the balance of the price of the stay if this has already been paid.

If the tenant does not show up within 24 hours following the arrival date mentioned on the contract:
- the contract automatically becomes void,
- the deposit remains with the lessor who reserves the right to claim the balance from the tenant,
- the lessor can dispose of his property.

The premature departure of the tenant, whatever the reason, does not result in any reimbursement - even partial - of the price of the stay.

8. LATE PAYMENT
Any amount due by the tenant, and not paid ten days after its due date, will automatically produce and without formal notice, for the benefit of the lessor, an interest of 1% per month from its due date, the interest for any month started being due for the entire month.

9. LIABILITY – INSURANCE
The tenant occupies the premises like a good father. He assumes responsibility for the rented property, the equipment and the land made available to him. He reimburses the lessor for all costs incurred as a result and undertakes to report any damage. By renting the accommodation, the tenant is legally required to return it in the condition in which he received it, including in the event of fire (art 1732, 1733 and 1735 of the CC.). If applicable (see special clauses) the tenant has his rental liability covered by a GLOBAL type FIRE insurance policy, both for rental risks (the building) and for the contents (furniture, etc.) made available to him . These risks can be covered by the ""resort"" extension of the tenant's FIRE insurance policy. The tenant is invited to contact their insurer to check their contract.

10. SOLIDARITY
The obligations of this lease are indivisible and joint with the tenant, his heirs or his assigns, in whatever capacity whatsoever.

11. RESPECT FOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE ENVIRONMENT
The tenant undertakes to behave respectfully of residents and the environment in general: fauna, flora, various equipment, etc.

12. DISPUTES
In the absence of agreement between the parties, they will submit their grievances to the Gîtes de Wallonie secretariat who will attempt to propose an amicable solution. Failing this, only the courts of the judicial district of the place where the building is located have jurisdiction.

13. TAXATION
The proportion of furniture income from rent amounts to 5%.

14. VAT
Following the legislation of July 1, 2022, which governs the new VAT rules for gîtes, we would like to remind all tenants that we do not provide the following services: "physical reception of guests", "provision of linen of house as well as its replacement at least once a week" or "daily provision of breakfast".

II. GENERAL CONDITIONS OF ONLINE SALES VIA L'ORC

1. OBJECT
These general conditions apply to all online reservations made with our establishment, using the Regional Marketing Tool (ORC).
The customer acknowledges having read and accepted these general conditions. No reservation is possible without the customer having agreed to these. The customer has the option of saving and printing these general conditions.

2. OFFERS
All our advertisements, web pages or offers are prepared in good faith and based on available data. The maps, photos and illustrations are presented for information purposes and are not contractual. They may be subject to modification before finalizing the reservation. The customer authorizes us to correct any obvious material errors in the information we communicate to him.

3. PRICE
The prices displayed at the time of booking constitute the total price of the service sold, including taxes, fees and other charges. Any supplements are clearly indicated before booking the service.

The customer authorizes us to correct any obvious pricing errors.

4. RESERVATION
The customer chooses the services presented on the regional marketing tool. He acknowledges having read the nature, destination and booking methods of the services available on the booking tool and having requested and obtained necessary and/or additional information to make his reservation with full knowledge of the facts. The customer is solely responsible for his choice of services and their suitability to his needs, such that we cannot be held liable in this regard. The reservation is deemed accepted by the customer at the end of the reservation process.

5. BOOKING PROCESS
Reservations made by the customer are made via the electronic reservation voucher accessible online on the reservation tool. The reservation is deemed to have been made upon receipt of the reservation voucher. The customer undertakes, prior to any reservation, to complete all the information necessary for the reservation. The customer certifies the veracity and accuracy of the information transmitted. Once the final choice of services to be reserved has been made, the reservation procedure includes the following steps until validation: entering the bank card in the event of a guarantee or prepayment request, consultation and acceptance of the general conditions of sales relating to the service(s) and, finally, the validation of the reservation by the customer.

6. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT OF THE RESERVATION
The reservation tool acknowledges receipt of the customer's reservation and confirms it by sending an email without delay. The confirmation of the reservation by email summarizes the contract offer, the services reserved, the prices, the conditions of sale relating to the selected rate, accepted by the customer, the date of reservation made as well as the address of the establishment to whom the customer can submit his complaints.

7. RIGHT OF WITHDRAWAL
It is recalled that, in accordance with article VI.53 of the Code of Belgian Economic Law, if the contract provides for a specific date or period of execution, the customer does not have the right to withdraw in the event of a reservation:
- accommodation other than for residential purposes (e.g. holiday accommodation),
- transport,
- car rental,
- catering and services linked to leisure activities.

8. RESPECT FOR PRIVACY
We collect your data in accordance with the General Regulation on the Protection of Personal Data (2016/679)(""GDPR"").

The personal data that you provide to us are necessary for the processing of your reservation and are essential for the management and provision of the services (article 6.1.b of the aforementioned Regulations). For these purposes, your data may be transferred to our partners, including in particular Elloha.com which manages the reservation tool, online payment providers, service providers established in third countries. In particular when paying online, the customer's bank details must be transmitted by the payment provider to the establishment's bank, for the execution of the reservation contract. We only use partners guaranteeing a level of protection consistent with the principles enshrined in the GDPR.

With your consent, your data may also be used by us to send you our promotional or commercial offers, by email or post.

We keep your data for a period of 3 years after the last contact (email, reservation, etc.).

As the person whose data is collected, you have the right to access, rectify, delete your data, as well as the right to object to the collection of your data. These rights can be exercised by sending us an email, mentioning your name, first name and address as well as the subject of your correspondence.

Your complaints relating to the collection and processing of your personal data may be addressed to the competent supervisory authority.

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF USE

Last update 23/01/2024

These general conditions of use contain legal information related to visiting and using the “Outil Régional de Commercialisation” (Regional Marketing Tool) described in article 1 of these general conditions of use, an intellectual property rights statement, along with all the particulars relating to the respect of the privacy of the User.

Users are invited to read these general conditions carefully before using the “Outil Régional de Commercialisation” (hereafter the “ORC”) referred to below. Continued use of the ORC in any way necessarily implies the express acceptance of these general conditions of use, including the collection of personal data under the meaning of Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and Council of 27 April 2016 concerning the protection of individuals in relation to the processing of personal data and the free circulation of these data. Also repealing the directive 95/46/CE (hereafter the “General Data Protection Regulation”) and for the purposes described in these conditions of use.

Article 2 - Definitions and scope of application

These general conditions of use are intended to provide a legal framework, by the definition of the rights and obligations of the parties, of the terms of use of the “Outil Régional de Commercialisation” (hereafter the “ORC”) along with the terms under which the services of the ORC are made available by the non-profit organisation VISITWallonia (Wallonie Belgique Tourisme asbl), having its registered office at 1000 Brussels, Rue Marché aux Herbes, 25-27, and its operating address at 5000 Namur, avenue Comte de Smet de Nayer, 14, registered with the CBE under number 0888.366 085, hereafter “VISITWallonia”.

The technical solution chosen for the “ORC” is developed and operated by the company Elloha (Perpignan, France).

The ORC is the tool provided to tourism service providers in order to optimise online sales - by tourism service providers only - of their tourism products to Users.

The term “User” refers to any user, either an individual or legal entity, who uses the ORC to book one or more tourism services online.

VISITWallonia and the User are hereafter named the “Parties” (or individually a “Party”).

The ORC means the website located at the address visitwallonia.elloha.com.

These conditions of use are intended to provide a legal framework for the relationship between VISITWallonia and the User. They are exclusive of any other general conditions and replace them when they have a similar purpose.

VISITWallonia reserves the right to amend these general conditions of use at any time, without prior notice. These amendments will apply immediately to all use of the ORC, and will be available at all times.

Article 2 - Use of the ORC

2.1. The ORC is an IT tool allowing tourism service providers to sell their tourism products directly to Users.

VISITWallonia therefore does not generally enter into any contractual commitment with the User.

The ORC allows the User to directly book stays and/or activities offered by third parties online, without VISITWallonia thereby becoming a party to the contract between the User and the aforementioned third party. In other words, sales concluded by means of the ORC exist only between the Tourism Service Provider and the User.

The use of the ORC by the User is free of charge, including the aforementioned booking service.

2.2. When using the ORC the User accepts that he does so at his own risk. All information is available “as is”; VISITWallonia does not provide any guarantee as to the reality, up-to-dateness, reliability or quality of information and offers offered by tourism service providers.

VISITWallonia makes reasonable efforts to ensure the seriousness of offers made by tourism service providers. This undertaking may nonetheless not be considered a performance obligation, but only an obligation of means.

VISITWallonia may in no event be held liable for any damage incurred by a User as a result of false, missing, inaccurate or unclear information.

2.3. In respect of the access and use of the ORC by the User, he shall expressly refrain in any manner whatsoever, and whatever the technical means used, from:

a) attempting to gain access to the parts of the ORC which are not publicly placed online;

b) taking any steps which at any time might compromise the correct functioning of the ORC, in any manner whatsoever;

c) using any (automatic) system whatsoever, such as, without limitation, “robots”, “spiders”, “offline readers” etc., intended to create:

(1) denial of service attacks (notably, but without limitation, network DoS, application DoS, network DDoS, including DrDoS, or application DDoS);

(2) messages making it possible to influence questions and requests, answers and participations in competitions, votes and any other interaction with another user of the ORC;

d) displaying, uploading, sending, communicating by email or by any other means any content which is illegal, harmful, threatening, bullying, abusive, defamatory, vulgar, obscene, a threat to privacy, hateful, racist, or otherwise objectionable;

e) consulting, displaying, uploading, sending, communicating any content which contravenes international, European and national law currently in force;

f) attempting to mislead other users by impersonating the name or company name of other persons;

g) uploading, displaying, sending, communicating by email or by any other means any violent content, any patent, trademark, trade secret, intellectual property right or any other property right belonging to another;

h) uploading, displaying, communicating by email or by any other means any content including, but not limited to, computer viruses or any other code, file of program intend to interrupt, destroy, impede, disrupt or limit the functionality of any program, computer, service, server, network or communication tool;

i) committing any act that has a disruptive effect impeding the ability of other users to access the ORC;

j) refusing to comply with the necessary conditions, procedures, general regulations or regulatory provisions applicable to networks connected to the ORC.

2.4. Merely by communicating information, the User agrees to the downloading of information and the collection of data the individual following the use of the ORC. This use is made at the User’s own risk and under his own responsibility.

In other words, as part of the use of the ORC, the User is invited to communicate a certain amount of personal information. The User undertakes to provide accurate, up-to-date and complete information. The User acknowledges that he consents, through the entry of all the information requested and of a personal nature under the meaning of European regulation n° 2016/679, to the processing and use of this data with the aim of communicating this information to professionals having issued offers through the ORC or in which the User has shown an interest, including promotional offers, sending direct marketing emails etc., in accordance with the provisions of the Privacy protection statement offered by VISITWallonia.

Article 3 - Intellectual and industrial property

The ORC remains the exclusive property of the company Elloha, including the concept, content, lay out, structure, source codes, programming, any visual element offered by it, information and pieces of information offered by the company Elloha. All of these elements are protected by various intellectual and/or industrial property rights (among which copyright, trademark rights, sui generis rights over the database etc.) which the User acknowledges and accepts.

The User is not entitled to and does not acquire, under these conditions and by use of the ORC, any of the rights described above or any similar rights

Article 4 - Liability of the user

4.1. Access to and use of the ORC, along with the uploading or downloading of files of any nature whatsoever and by any technical means whatsoever occurs under the sole responsibility of the User, including in relation to third parties.

The User alone is liable for any damage caused to his computer or the potential loss of data following use of the ORC.

The User undertakes to use the ORC in a reasonable and lawful manner and in accordance with these general conditions of use. He shall also refrain from using the ORC in a manner which might be detrimental to VISITWallonia or a third party.

4.2. The User explicitly acknowledges that in the event that he intends to conclude a contract with a professional, he is required to make himself aware of the general conditions applicable to said contract and offered by the professional directly and undertakes strictly to observe this obligation.

In accordance with article 2 of these general conditions, the User acknowledges that VISITWallonia is not the issuer of offers offered for sale through the ORC, such that VISITWallonia does not contract any obligation towards him. Thus, the tourism service provider, issuer of the tourism offer in which the User is showing an interest, may make the sale of his tourism services conditional upon the prior acceptance of his own general conditions. In this event, the obligations arising out of these general conditions apply in addition to those of the tourism service provider.

In accordance with the foregoing, the User may in no event hold liable VISITWallonia, which remains a third party to the contract concluded between the User and the tourism service provider.

Article 5 - Obligations and responsibility of VISITWallonia

5.1. VISITWallonia endeavours as far as possible to make the ORC available and accessible without interruption, but nonetheless cannot guarantee that the ORC may not encounter any technical difficulty which might result in its temporary unavailability. VISITWallonia is in this respect bound by an obligation of means.

It also endeavours to limit inconvenience caused by possible technical errors. VISITWallonia may nonetheless not be held liable for possible consequences arising out of misconducted or unauthorised technical interventions which may infect the ORC, in particular viruses.

5.2. VISITWallonia may in no event be held liable for the reality of offers issued through the ORC. It is furthermore not liable for the proper performance of the obligations of the tourism service provider in the event that the User chooses to contract with him.

VISITWallonia may not be considered a counterparty to any contract concluded directly or indirectly through the ORC.

VISITWallonia incurs contractual liability only to the extent of the obligations contained within these Conditions of Use, and no broader form of contractual liability may be inferred from them.texte

Article 6 - Miscellaneous provisions

6.1. Illegality

The potential illegality or invalidity of an article, a paragraph or a provision (or part of an article, a paragraph or a provision) in no way affects the legality of the other articles, paragraphs or provisions or these general conditions of use, nor the rest of this article, paragraph or provision, unless the intention of the text is clearly to the contrary.

6.2. Titles

The titles used in the general conditions of use are for purposes of reference and convenience only. They in no way affect the meaning or scope of the provisions to which they refer.

6.3. Applicable law and competent jurisdiction

Any dispute in connection with the services provided by VISITWallonia in relation to the ORC, along with any dispute in relation to the validity, interpretation or performance of these general conditions, shall be governed by Belgian law and shall be under the exclusive jurisdiction of the courts of the francophone judicial district of Brussels.

CONFIDENTIALITY CHARTER

Last updated on 2024/10/20

PURPOSE OF THE CONFIDENTIALITY CHARTER

The purpose of this charter is to provide you with all the information relating to the processing of your personal data by the non-profit association VISITWALLONIA (hereinafter referred to as ‘VISITWALLONIA’). This remains in the context of the performance of its tasks in the public interest, as well as the processing of your personal data by VISITWALLONIA in the context of the performance of its tasks in the public interest. VISITWallonia (hereinafter referred to as ‘VISITWallonia’) in the context of the performance of its public interest missions, as well as on the exercise of your rights. This relates specifically to your visit to the ORC website and/or your subscription to the newsletter.

VISITWallonia processes personal data (hereinafter referred to as ‘Personal Data’) in accordance with Belgian and European regulations applicable to the protection of personal data, and in particular:

• Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC (hereinafter referred to as ‘GDPR’ ) ;
• The law of 30 July 2018 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data.

CONTACT DETAILS OF THE DATA CONTROLLER AND THE DATA MANAGEMENT DELEGATE

Data controller

The person responsible for processing your Personal Data is: VISITWallonia a.s.b.l.. The registered office is established in 1000 Brussels, rue Marché aux Herbes, 25-27 and whose operating office is established in 5000 Namur, avenue Comte de Smet de Nayer, 14, registered with the ECB under number 0888.366.085 (hereinafter referred to as ‘VISITWallonia’).

Data management delegate

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy or the information VISITWallonia holds about you, you can contact VISITWallonia's Data Management Officer at the following email address: vieprivee@visitwallonia.be

CATEGORIES OF PERSONAL DATA PROCESSED BY VISITWALLONIA

VISITWallonia may process the following categories of Personal Data:

• Identification data: first name, e-mail address;
• Browsing data processed when you visit our websites: IP address, data collected through cookies (see below), browsing history, type of browser, pages viewed, unique identification numbers, geolocation data.
• Data that you volunteer to VISITWallonia.

LAWFULNESS AND PURPOSES OF PERSONAL DATA PROCESSING

VISITWallonia is classified as a type 3 organisation as referred to in the decree of 15 December 2011 on the organisation of the budget, accounting and reporting of Walloon public administration units. It is entrusted with public interest missions as defined in article 31/4.D. of the Walloon Tourism Code, the aim of which is to promote the heritage, infrastructure and tourism initiatives of the French-speaking region.

It is in the context of these missions entrusted to VISITWallonia that all processing of Personal Data is carried out within VISITWallonia.

PURPOSE	LEGAL BASIS
1. Promotional communications by email (newsletter)	On the basis of your consent
Visiting the ORC website to comply with a legal obligation	To carry out its public interest missions On the basis of your consent

SHARING OF PERSONAL DATA

In order to carry out the purposes described above, VISITWallonia may share your Personal Data with the following third parties:

1. Partners with whom VISITWallonia collaborates in the performance of its public interest tasks:

• all regional, federal and community administrations and bodies in the performance of their duties;

• all players in the tourism, cultural and HoReCa sectors and professional associations.

2. VISITWallonia employees in Belgium and abroad in the performance of their duties.

3. Subcontractors and external service providers.

VISITWallonia may need to disclose your Personal Data in order to (a) comply with applicable laws, court orders or subpoenas, and/or (b) protect and defend its rights or the rights of persons affected by the processing of such Personal Data.

In each case, VISITWallonia will ensure that such disclosure is in accordance with the law and safeguards your essential data protection rights.

STORAGE AND TRANSFER OF PERSONAL DATA OUTSIDE THE EUROPEAN ECONOMIC AREA

Your Personal Data is stored in Belgium or elsewhere in the European Economic Area, thus guaranteeing equivalent protection.

However, your Personal Data may be shared with recipients outside the European Economic Area. In such cases, VISITWallonia makes every effort to ensure that these recipients provide adequate protection. This includes measures such as adequacy determinations by the European Commission, standard contractual clauses, internal company rules, or other arrangements that comply with EU requirements.

WHAT ARE YOUR RIGHTS AND HOW CAN YOU EXERCISE THEM?

In accordance with current legislation, you have a number of rights relating to the processing of your Personal Data.

These rights may be exercised by writing to VISITWallonia or by sending an e-mail to the following address: vieprivee@visitwallonia.be

Right of access

You have the right to ask VISITWallonia for the Personal Data it holds about you. This right gives you the opportunity to request a copy of all or part of your Personal Data, if you so wish.

Right to object

Where the processing of your Personal Data is based exclusively on the performance of one of VISITWallonia's public interest tasks, you have the right, on grounds relating to your particular situation, to object to such processing.

However, VISITWallonia may refuse your request to object if it can demonstrate compelling legitimate grounds for processing your Personal Data.

Right of rectification

You have the right to ask VISITWallonia to correct information that is incorrect.

Right of limitation

You have the right to obtain the limitation of the processing of your Personal Data when:

• You challenge the accuracy of your Personal Data, for a period allowing VISITWallonia to verify the accuracy of such data.
• the processing is unlawful;
• VISITWallonia no longer needs the Personal Data but it is still necessary for you to exercise a legal right;
• You exercise your right to object, for a period allowing VISITWallonia to verify that the legitimate reasons it is pursuing prevail over yours.

Right to erasure

You have the right to ask VISITWallonia to delete your Personal Data if you find yourself in one of the following situations:

• the data is not or is no longer necessary for the purposes for which it was originally collected or processed;
• you withdraw your consent to the use of your data;
• your data is processed unlawfully;
• your data must be deleted to comply with a legal obligation;
• you have objected to the processing of your data and there is no legitimate or compelling reason not to comply with this request.

Right to withdraw your consent

Where the processing of your Personal Data is based on your consent, this consent may be withdrawn.

Right of portability

You also have the right to receive the Personal Data concerning you that you have provided to VISITWallonia in a structured, commonly used and machine-readable format and the right to transfer it to another controller where the processing of Personal Data is based on your consent or a contract and carried out using automated processes.

Right of complaint

Without prejudice to any other administrative or judicial remedy, you have the right to lodge a complaint with a supervisory authority, in particular in the Member State of your habitual residence, your place of work or the place of the alleged breach if you consider that the processing of your Personal Data is in breach of the GDPR.

In Belgium:

Data Protection Authority

Rue de la Presse 35, 1000 Bruxelles

Tel : +32(0)2 274 48 00 • Fax : +32(0)2 274 48 35

Email :

Website : www.autoriteprotectiondonnees.be

COOKIES

Please consult our cookies policy.

SECURITY MEASURES

In order to ensure the protection of Personal Data processed, VISTWallonia has put in place appropriate technical and organisational measures to ensure a level of security appropriate to the risk, including among others, as required in accordance with Article 32 of the GDPR.

DATA RETENTION PERIOD

VISITWallonia retains your Personal Data for the following period:

PURPOSE	RETENTION PERIOD
1. Promotional email communications (newsletter)<	Withdrawal of consent
2. Visit to the ORC website	Withdrawal of consent or for the time necessary to achieve the intended purpose

COOKIE MANAGEMENT POLICY

What is a cookies ?

A «cookie» is a set of information, usually small and identified by a name, which can be passed on to your browser from a website on which you are logging on to. Your web browser will keep it for a time and will send it back to the internet server every time you go there will reconnect. Cookies have multiple uses: to ensure that the site internet takes into account the visitor’s preferences, collect data statistics, adapt the content and/or advertising of websites according to User, etc.

Most cookies only work for the time of a session or visit of the website. You can also configure your browser to be informed each time a “cookie” is created or to prevent their recording, individually or otherwise.


Types of cookies

We inform you about the type of cookies used on the website visitwallonia.elloha.com :

Necessary cookies: these cookies are needed for purely techniques for a normal visit of the website. The use of these cookies does not require your prior consent.

Details of the cookies :

Name	Supplier	Purpose	Expiry
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BEResponsive	reservation.elloha.com	This cookie allows to maintain the session between the end user of the booking-engine Elloha and the server.	1 an
ARRAffinitySameSite	Microsoft	This cookie allows the load-balancing to work properly.	Session
ARRAffinity	Microsoft	it is a version of the "ARRAffinitySameSite" cookie for old browsers.	Session
RequestVerificationToken	Microsoft	this cookie protects the user from attacks CSRF	Session

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