+61 2 9643 8427 22 Civic Rd, Auburn NSW 2144 adventureglow@gmail.com

Privacy Policy

We are a face-to-face travel agency, and that philosophy runs through our privacy practices too: we collect the minimum we need, we tell you exactly what it is, and we never sell it to anyone. Plain English, no legalese mazes.

The basics

Who We Are and What This Policy Covers

AdventureGlow Travel Pty Ltd (ACN 064 882 317, ABN 51 064 882 317), trading as adventureglow.site, operates a brick-and-mortar travel agency at 22 Civic Rd, Auburn NSW 2144. This policy explains how we handle personal information across our website, our in-office bookings and our phone communications.

We follow the Australian Privacy Principles under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). If our practices ever change, the current version will always live on this page, and we will note the date of the last update at the bottom.

AdventureGlow office reception desk
The short list

What Information We Collect

We are a small office, not a data broker. Here is the complete list of what we hold.

Contact details

Your name, email, phone number and (if you book) your postal address — so we can actually plan and confirm your trip.

Travel details

Dates, destinations, traveller names and document details (like passport numbers) that airlines, hotels and border authorities legally require.

Website basics

Anonymous usage data through cookies — which pages are visited and when. See the cookie policy for the full picture.

We do not collect: passport scans without a booking, financial details through this website, or anything about you from data brokers.

Consultant taking notes during a travel planning session
The why

How Your Information Gets Used

  • Planning and booking your trips — flights, stays, tours and event seats.
  • Contacting you about your booking: confirmations, changes, reminders.
  • Meeting legal obligations — airlines, immigration and payment regulations all require certain records.
  • With your explicit consent only: occasional emails about trips we think you'd love.

You can opt out of marketing at any time by telling us in the office, by phone, or via the unsubscribe link in any email. It takes effect immediately.

The honest bit

Who We Share Information With (and Who We Don't)

Booking travel means passing some details to the people who deliver it. Here is exactly when that happens.

Travel providers

Airlines, hotels, tour and event operators — only the details your booking requires, nothing more.

Legal requirements

Where Australian law genuinely compels it — court orders, customs, that sort of thing.

Never sold

We do not sell, rent or trade your personal information. Full stop.

No ad profiling

No building advertising profiles from your holiday plans. Ever.

Your call

Your Rights Over Your Data

You can ask us any of the following, and we will sort it within 30 days:

  • A copy of the personal information we hold about you.
  • Correction of anything that's wrong or out of date.
  • Deletion of everything we're not legally required to keep.
  • Removal from marketing lists, effective immediately.
Filing cabinet with client documents at the AdventureGlow office

How We Keep It Safe

Paper files live in a locked cabinet in a locked office. Digital records sit on encrypted, access-controlled systems, and only the consultants working your trip can open them. Payment details are processed by our bank's terminal and are never stored by us.

How Long We Keep It

Booking records are kept for seven years, as Australian travel regulations require. Marketing consent records are kept until you withdraw them. Everything else goes in the shredder as soon as it's no longer needed.

Questions or Changes?

If you have a question about this policy, want a copy of your data, or think we've made a mistake — talk to us. Ring +61 2 9643 8427, email adventureglow@gmail.com, or drop into the office at 22 Civic Rd, Auburn NSW 2144. If you're not satisfied with our answer, you can escalate to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner.

Last updated: January 2026. We update this policy when our practices change — material changes will be flagged on this page.