Terms of purchase :

1. Website – The online travel portal, www.georgiaexplore.com.
2. Companywww.georgiaexplore.com is operated by Renata Moroz, an individual company established in Georgia. The taxpayer code is 305544462, and the registered office address is University Street 24, Greenhill Residence, Terminal University, Tbilisi, Georgia.
3. Registered User – Any person registered on the Website (including both natural and legal persons).
4. User – Any person who uses the Website, whether registered or not (including both natural and legal persons).
5. Services – The services offered on www.georgiaexplore.com, including the sale of tourist service packages, booking and selling bus and air tickets, hotel reservations, mediation in the sale of insurance and car rental services, and other travel-related services. These services may be updated, added, or changed on the Website at any time. The term “Services” always includes all such services specified on the Website.
6. Account – A user account linked to www.georgiaexplore.com.
7. Partners – Legal entities with whom www.georgiaexplore.com cooperates to provide Services on the Website.
8. Cookie – A small file that is sent to a device when a person visits www.georgiaexplore.com.
9. Browser – A program designed to display web pages on the internet or on a personal computer.
10. Personal Data – Any information related to a natural person (the data subject) whose identity is known or can be directly or indirectly determined using data such as a personal code or one or more physical, physiological, psychological, economic, cultural, or social characteristics.
11. Recipient of Personal Data – A legal or natural person to whom personal data is provided, including Partners.
12. Privacy Policy – This document, which provides the basic rules for the collection, storage, processing, and retention of personal data and other important information when using the Website.
13. Law – The Law on Legal Protection of Personal Data.
14. General Requirements – The Director of the State Data Protection Inspectorate’s November 12, 2008, order no. 1T-17(1.12) “On Approval of General Requirements for Organizational and Technical Personal Data Security Measures.”
15. Website Administrator – The person responsible for the administration of the Website.
16. IP Address – A unique number assigned to each computer connected to the Internet. Because these numbers are usually assigned by country, an IP address can often be used to identify the country from which a computer connects to the Internet.

REFUND POLICY

The Agency is not responsible and does not refund any paid amounts in the event that:

– The customer voluntarily refuses the services or cannot use them;
– Disputes arise due to violations of airline, airport, or hotel rules, or officials’ instructions, and/or the Client does not receive tourism services for this reason;
– There is lost luggage or cargo;
– Any other consequences occur, not due to the Customer’s fault, that may arise due to force majeure circumstances.

Accordingly, the Customer does not have the right to demand a reduction in service prices or compensation due to these circumstances, except in cases where this Agreement provides otherwise.

Note: If the number of tourists increases, the Client must pay the company additional service costs within 1 day.

If the Customer violates this Agreement, after it is terminated, and/or in the cases provided for in point 4.2, the costs of the Travel Services provided for in point 3.1 are not refunded to the Customer. Therefore, under the specified circumstances, the Customer shall not be entitled to claim compensation (including expenses, tourism services, or any part thereof).

None of the Parties shall be liable for the total or partial non-fulfillment of its obligations under this Agreement if this occurs due to natural disasters, technological catastrophes, fires, acts of war, government decisions, or other force majeure circumstances, and/or if these circumstances occurred after the signing of the Agreement.

If, due to circumstances of force majeure, there is a continuous delay of no more than 2 (two) weeks in fulfilling any of the obligations under this Agreement, the term of service provision will be extended, taking into account the force majeure circumstances. If such a delay continuously exceeds 2 (two) weeks, the Parties shall have the right to terminate this Agreement without prior notice and/or modification.

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