Privacy Policy
 When you create an account (account here to referred to as contact us, tripblip, TAOL Newsletter, sweepstakes or any other contact mechanism provided on the site) at Let's Travel of Orlando Inc (referred to as LT). or travelagentonline.com (referred to as TAOL) either on or off line, the information collected is used to: (1) identify you; (2) fulfill your travel arrangements with the vendors you select; (3) allow us to contact you for customer service; (4) improve the content of our site to meet your specific needs; and (5) send you an e-mail message confirming your registration and the service/s you have requested and/or for each reservation you make. You may have the option of creating a personal profile, which allows you to make reservations without having to type in the same information (e.g., credit card, legal name, delivery address, frequent flyer numbers, etc.) each time.
We also use "cookies" (small pieces of information that are stored by your browser on your computer's hard drive) to speed the login process and to track usage of LT AND TAOL. (Most Web browsers automatically accept cookies. You can edit your browser options to block them, but doing so may prevent you from using some of the features available at Let's Travel of Orlando Inc. and TAOL). travelagentonline.com also collects IP addresses to help diagnose problems with servers and for system administration.
Let's Travel of Orlando Inc., and every organization integrated online with LT AND TAOL, will never sell, rent, or give away your personal information to any unrelated company, organization, or individual without your permission. When you purchase travel services through Let's Travel of Orlando Inc., we provide information about you to the airline, car rental agency, hotel, tour wholesalers, cruise lines, and/or other involved third party to ensure the successful fulfillment of your travel arrangements. However, your personal information will never be revealed to any other party without your permission. LT AND TAOL and/or its affiliates may disclose personal information if it is required to do so by law, court order, or government or law enforcement authority, or if it in good faith believes that disclosure is necessary or advisable (for example, without limitation, to protect the rights or properties of LT AND TAOL or its affiliates, or to identify, contact, or bring legal action against someone who may be causing interference with our rights or properties, whether intentionally or otherwise, or when anyone else could be harmed by such activities). |
