Bike RS Ski

Your Bike and Ski Rental in Selva di Val Gardena

New for the 2026/27 winter season

For years, we have been helping our guests discover the mountains through our bike rental service. Today, we are delighted to expand our offering with something new: ski rental, available from the 2026/27 winter season.

Our philosophy remains the same: experience, a passion for the mountains, and attention to every customer’s individual needs.

A family, a passion, a personalised service

Bike RS Ski is built on Roman’s experience and passion. He has over 20 years of experience in the bike rental industry, as well as a strong background in skiing. Together with his son Stefan and Stefan’s wife, Noemi, he runs a family business where service quality and a warm, personal welcome are at the heart of everything we do.

Stefan combines his rental experience with his passion for skiing and his work as a ski instructor. Noemi takes care of online bookings, email enquiries and welcoming our customers. Together, we offer a personal and reliable service because, for us, rental is about more than simply handing over equipment: it is about helping you make the most of your experience on the snow.

New for winter 2026/27: ski rental

Building on our experience in bike rental, we are introducing a new service for ski enthusiasts.

For the 2026/27 winter season, we will offer new, high-quality skis from leading brands, including Head, Rossignol, Völkl, Atomic and Nordica, with a range of categories designed to meet the needs of beginners, intermediate skiers and experts.

Find the right skis for you!

Ski rental for adults

Bronze – Your first skiing experience

The ideal choice for anyone trying skiing for the first time. These skis are designed to make learning easier, helping beginners develop the basic skills and confidence needed to enjoy their first days on the slopes.

Silver – For beginners

Perfect for those who have already started skiing and want to feel more confident. Easy-to-handle skis that help you practise your turns, improve your control and develop your technique.

Gold – For intermediate skiers

Designed for skiers who are already comfortable on the slopes and want to progress further. Versatile skis offering a good balance of comfort, stability and performance.

Premium – For advanced skiers

For experienced skiers looking for precision, stability and high performance. Ideal for a more dynamic skiing style and for making the most of your skills on the slopes.

Exclusive – A special selection

Our exclusive selection of top-quality skis is designed for those looking for something special.

This category features a small, carefully selected range of premium models suited to individual preferences and requirements. Depending on the model and its characteristics, we can help both beginners and advanced skiers find the right equipment.

Ski rental for children and teenagers

Kids – 70 to 122 cm

Ideal for children who are learning to ski or have already gained some experience. Suitable for beginner and intermediate young skiers, these skis help children develop their skills while enjoying their time on the snow.

Junior Race – 120 to 160 cm

Designed for advanced young skiers who want to refine their technique and ski with greater precision. This category is aimed at confident, ambitious young skiers looking for control and performance on the slopes.

Your skiing adventure starts at Bike RS Ski

Whether you are putting on skis for the first time, an experienced skier or enjoying a family holiday, Bike RS Ski offers high-quality equipment to suit different abilities and needs.

Our rental experience, Stefan's knowledge as a ski instructor and the personal service of our family team help you choose the right equipment and enjoy every day on the slopes.

Book online and save 10%!

Make planning your ski holiday easy by reserving your equipment online in advance. Enjoy 10% off ski rental when you book online.

We look forward to welcoming you to Bike RS Ski in Selva di Val Gardena, for a winter full of quality, passion and unforgettable experiences in the Dolomites!

Prices

For infos on prices, please send us an e-mail: info@bike-rs.it

GENERAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE RENTAL OF SKI EQUIPMENT

Rental provider details

Business name: Biker RS di Stefan Senoner

Registered office: Via Dorives

VAT number: 02992660213

Email: info@bike-rs.it

Telephone: 3339600898

1. Rental period

1-a) Equipment may be collected from 3:00 p.m. on the day before the rental start date at no extra charge, unless otherwise expressly communicated to the customer before the contract is concluded.

1-b) Equipment must be returned no later than 9:00 a.m. on the day after the last rental day, unless otherwise agreed.

1-c) If equipment is returned late, additional charges may apply in accordance with the price list made available to the customer before the contract is concluded. Any charge for an additional rental day must be expressly provided for, proportionate and clearly communicated to the customer.

2. Payment and identification

2-a) The rental fee may be paid online in advance using the payment methods offered during booking, or at the shop when the equipment is collected, according to the arrangements agreed with the customer.

2-b) The prices, discounts and promotions applicable are those communicated to the customer before the contract is concluded. Unless otherwise stated, offers cannot be combined. Where more than one discount applies, the most favourable discount will be granted where provided for by the relevant promotional terms.

2-c) The rental provider may request a valid identity document to identify the customer and manage the rental relationship. A copy of the document will be obtained and retained only where necessary for a legitimate purpose and in compliance with applicable data-protection law.

2-d) The price of the additional contractual guarantee described in Article 4 is not included in the standard rental price and will be charged only if the customer expressly chooses to purchase it.

3. Customer responsibilities

3-a) The customer must take proper care of the rented equipment and use it in accordance with its intended purpose, the instructions provided and applicable safety guidance.

3-b) The customer may not permanently transfer the equipment to third parties or allow its use by unauthorised persons without the rental provider's prior consent.

3-c) The customer must take reasonable steps to prevent theft, loss, accidental exchanges and damage to the equipment.

3-d) The customer is liable for damage, loss or failure to return the equipment to the extent attributable to the customer under the law and these terms. The mere discovery of damage upon return does not automatically establish liability. The rental provider's responsibilities, and any responsibilities that cannot legally be excluded or limited, remain unaffected.

3-e) The customer and the rental provider's staff may check the condition of the equipment at collection and return. Pre-existing damage or damage identified on return may be recorded, including by photographs, in compliance with applicable law.

4. Additional contractual guarantee for accidental breakage and theft

4-a) The standard rental price does not include the additional contractual guarantee described in this article. The guarantee is optional; declining it does not affect any mandatory rights provided by law.

4-b) The customer may purchase the additional contractual guarantee at a cost of 12% of the rental amount. Before purchase, the exact price, scope of cover, exclusions and applicable terms must be made clear to the customer. The guarantee is offered directly by the rental provider and, under the contractual arrangement described here, is not an insurance policy.

4-c) Cover for accidental breakage. If the customer has purchased the guarantee, the rental provider will bear the full repair or replacement costs for accidental breakage or damage falling within the guarantee, with no excess for such events.

Examples of covered damage include:

• breakage of the ski's internal structure during normal use;

• bending or deformation of a ski resulting from accidental structural breakage;

• breakage of the ski edge during intended use;

• other sudden and accidental physical damage occurring while the equipment is being used as intended.

4-d) Exclusions. The guarantee does not cover damage caused intentionally by the customer, damage resulting from clearly improper use, or damage resulting from gross negligence, where such circumstances are established on the basis of concrete and verifiable evidence.

Damage resulting from failure to follow usage instructions, or from using the equipment in circumstances clearly incompatible with its intended purpose, may also be excluded to the extent permitted by law.

By way of example, damage caused by using skis on asphalt roads or unsuitable surfaces may be excluded. Off-piste use does not, by itself, automatically exclude cover. The specific circumstances, suitability of the equipment, instructions provided and cause of the damage must be considered.

Scratches or superficial marks alone are not sufficient evidence of negligence or improper use.

4-e) Assessment of damage. The customer must notify the rental provider of damage promptly and must stop using the equipment where continued use could compromise safety. The rental provider will assess the nature and circumstances of the damage based on the condition of the equipment, available information and, where necessary, a technical assessment.

Where damage is covered, the costs referred to in clause 4-c will be borne by the rental provider. Where damage is excluded and attributable to the customer, any amount due will be determined in accordance with these terms and applicable law, on the basis of verifiable evidence and without automatic or unjustified charges.

4-f) Theft cover. If the equipment is stolen during the rental period, and the customer has purchased the guarantee and the applicable cover conditions are met, the rental provider will bear 75% of the replacement value of the stolen equipment. The remaining 25% of the replacement value will be payable by the customer.

“Replacement value” means the reasonable and verifiable cost of replacing the stolen equipment with equivalent equipment in terms of category, features, condition and intended use, taking age and depreciation into account where relevant.

The criteria used to determine replacement value must be transparent and communicated to the customer before the contract is concluded. The customer's 25% share is calculated on the basis of that value.

4-g) Reporting theft. The customer must notify the rental provider promptly of the theft, provide information reasonably available and cooperate in establishing the circumstances. Where necessary, the customer must report the theft to the competent authorities and provide relevant documentation to the extent permitted by law.

Cover and any customer contribution will be assessed in accordance with the contract and the specific circumstances. No automatic charge will be made unless the contractual requirements are met.

4-h) No guarantee purchased. If the customer has not purchased the guarantee, any compensation for theft, unrecovered loss or total damage attributable to the customer will be determined on the basis of substantiated loss, the valuation criteria communicated in advance and applicable law.

The following amounts are contractual reference values and may be used only insofar as they are transparent, proportionate and validly incorporated into the contract:

• Exclusive-category skis: €1,200

• Premium-category skis: €800

• Gold-category skis: €650

• Silver-category skis: €400

• Bronze-category skis: €300

• Adult ski boots: €200

• Adult ski boots, Top category: €350

• Single ski pole: €20

The customer must be able to consult the table and understand the criteria for applying it before the contract is concluded. These amounts do not result in an automatic and irrevocable charge. Any amount payable must be determined in accordance with the contract and the law.

4-i) Partial damage not covered. For partial damage that is not covered by the guarantee and is attributable to the customer, documented repair costs may be charged in accordance with the price list communicated in advance or, where necessary, on the basis of a technical assessment. Unnecessary work or unjustified amounts will not be charged.

5. Equipment replacement

5-a) During the rental period, one free replacement with equipment in the same category and of equivalent value is permitted, subject to availability and the equipment's safety condition.

5-b) Further replacements may incur additional charges, provided these are communicated to and accepted by the customer before the replacement.

5-c) If the customer requests replacement with equipment in a higher category, the price difference may be charged if communicated in advance and accepted by the customer.

5-d) If the customer requests replacement with equipment in a lower category, no price difference will be refunded unless otherwise agreed or required by law.

5-e) If replacement is required because of a defect or safety issue not attributable to the customer, the rental provider will consider an appropriate solution without unjustified costs to the customer, subject to applicable agreements and legal obligations.

6. Late return

6-a) If the equipment is not returned by the agreed deadline, the rental provider will contact the customer to request its return and clarify the circumstances of the delay.

6-b) Additional charges may be applied in accordance with the price list made available to the customer before the contract was concluded, provided they are clear, proportionate and compliant with applicable law.

6-c) Where concrete evidence suggests theft or unlawful appropriation, the rental provider may contact the competent authorities. Late return alone does not automatically constitute proof of theft.

7. Early termination and refunds

7-a) The customer may end the rental early by returning the equipment and notifying the rental provider. Unless otherwise provided in the following clauses, specific agreements or mandatory legal rights, unused rental days are not automatically refundable.

7-b) If illness or injury prevents the customer from continuing to use the equipment, the customer may request a refund for the remaining unused days and provide the evidence strictly necessary to substantiate the impediment.

7-c) If the request is approved, the refund will be calculated from the day following the actual return of the equipment and will cover only the remaining unused days, unless otherwise agreed or required by law.

7-d) This article must be read together with Article 9 and does not restrict any mandatory consumer rights.

8. Illness or injury

8-a) In the event of illness or injury, the customer must promptly inform the rental provider and return the equipment as soon as reasonably possible, taking their health and safety into account.

8-b) To request a possible refund for unused days, the customer must provide suitable evidence of the impediment, limited to the information necessary to assess the request.

8-c) Any refund due will be calculated in accordance with Article 7 and the actual date on which the equipment is returned.

8-d) Health information will be handled confidentially, for specified purposes and on a valid legal basis, in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) and applicable law. Only necessary data will be requested and retained.

9. Online bookings, cancellations and payments

9-a) Equipment may be booked online at the prices and under the payment terms displayed during the booking process. Before placing the order, the customer must be able to review the pre-contractual information and these terms and conditions.

9-b) If the cancellation request is received at least 48 hours before the scheduled collection time, the rental provider will issue a full refund of the amounts paid for the rental, subject to any separate services already performed and lawfully payable, where applicable and disclosed in advance.

9-c) For cancellation requests received after that deadline, the cancellation terms communicated to the customer before the contract was concluded will apply, without prejudice to mandatory legal rights, more favourable terms offered by the rental provider, and Articles 7 and 8 concerning illness or injury.

9-d) Refund requests due to illness or injury must be communicated promptly and supported in accordance with Articles 7 and 8. The rental provider will assess the request under these terms and applicable law.

9-e) Before completing an online booking, the customer must be able to access, save and retain the contractual terms. Acceptance of the terms and any purchase of the additional guarantee must be capable of being evidenced. The ordering process must clearly state the total price, additional costs, payment methods and the obligation to pay.

9-f) The rental provider will send booking confirmation and contractual information on a durable medium, in accordance with applicable requirements.

9-g) The cancellation terms do not exclude or limit any statutory right of withdrawal. If the rental provider considers a statutory exception to the right of withdrawal applicable, that exception and the related pre-contractual information must be legally reviewed and communicated to the customer where required.

10. Personal data processing

10-a) Personal data are processed in accordance with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (GDPR) and applicable Italian law.

10-b) Before or at the time of data collection, as required by law, the customer will receive a privacy notice identifying the data controller and explaining the purposes, legal bases, recipients, retention periods, data-subject rights and how to exercise them.

10-c) Data necessary to manage bookings, payments and the rental relationship are processed on an appropriate legal basis. Marketing communications are handled separately and, where required, sent only on the basis of free, specific and documented consent. Refusing marketing communications does not affect the customer's ability to rent equipment.

10-d) Health data provided in connection with a refund request will be processed only to the extent necessary and on an applicable legal basis. Access will be restricted to authorised persons and the data will be retained only as long as necessary, subject to legal obligations.

11. Governing law and consumer protection

11-a) The contract is governed by Italian law, without prejudice to any mandatory rights and provisions applicable to consumers under European or national law.

11-b) No provision of these terms may be interpreted as an advance waiver of the customer's mandatory legal rights or as excluding the rental provider's liability where such exclusion is not permitted by law.

11-c) Any dispute will be handled in accordance with applicable law, without prejudice to mandatory rules on jurisdiction and consumer protection.

12. Ski binding adjustment

12-a) Ski bindings must be adjusted by competent rental-provider staff, on the basis of the necessary information supplied by the customer and in accordance with applicable technical and safety procedures.

12-b) The customer must not adjust the bindings independently. If an adjustment is required, the customer must contact the rental provider's staff.

12-c) The customer must provide complete and accurate information for binding adjustment. This clause does not exclude the rental provider's responsibility for adjustment errors attributable to it or its legal duties of care and safety.

13. Formation and validity of the rental contract

13-a) The rental contract is concluded according to the online booking procedure or at the shop. The contractual terms must be made available to the customer before the contract is concluded.

13-b) For online bookings, the customer confirms the order through the designated process and receives confirmation on a durable medium. At the shop, the terms are made available before the contract is concluded, and the contract is formed according to the procedure used there.

13-c) The customer is responsible for the accuracy of the information supplied, including information needed for binding adjustment, without prejudice to the rental provider's legal duties to verify information and its responsibilities under the law.

13-d) The invalidity or unenforceability of an individual clause does not automatically invalidate the entire contract, to the extent permitted by law. The clause in question will be dealt with in accordance with applicable law.

13-e) To the extent permitted by law, the rental provider will retain evidence of the version of the terms applicable to the booking and of the customer's acceptance. Any purchase of the additional guarantee must be recorded separately and verifiably.

End of the General Terms and Conditions for the Rental of Ski Equipment.

PRIVACY POLICY

I - INFORMATION RELATING TO THE WEBSITE PRIVACY POLICY

1. This section contains information about how www.bike-rs.it is managed with regard to the processing of users’ data.
2. This notice also applies for the purposes of Article 13 of Legislative Decree No. 196/2003, the Personal Data Protection Code, and Article 13 of EU Regulation No. 2016/679, on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, for persons interacting with www.scuolasciselva.com. It can be accessed at the address corresponding to the home page:

www.bike-rs.it

1. This notice applies only to www.bike-rs.it and not to any other websites that users may access through links contained on it.
2. The purpose of this document is to provide information on the methods, timing and nature of the information that data controllers must provide to users when they connect to pages on www.bike-rs.it, regardless of the purpose of the connection, in accordance with Italian and European legislation.
3. This notice may be amended as a result of the introduction of new regulations on the subject. Users are therefore invited to check this page periodically.
4. If the user is under 16 years of age, pursuant to Article 8(1) of EU Regulation 2016/679, their consent must be authorised by their parents or legal guardians.

II - DATA PROCESSING

1 - Data Controller

1. The data controller is the natural or legal person, public authority, service or other body which, alone or jointly with others, determines the purposes and means of processing personal data and is also responsible for security matters.
2. For this website, the data controller is Bike RS di Senoner Stefan. For any clarification or to exercise users’ rights, the controller can be contacted at: info@bike-rs.it

2 - Data Processor

1. The data processor is the natural or legal person, public authority, service or other body that processes personal data on behalf of the data controller.
2. Pursuant to Article 28 of EU Regulation No. 2016/679, appointed by the data controller, the data processor for www.bike-rs.it is Stefan Senoner.

3 - Location of Data Processing

1. Data processing resulting from use of www.bike-rs.it takes place at Meisules 104, 39048 Selva di Val Gardena (BZ), Italy.
2. Where necessary, data relating to the newsletter service may be processed at the relevant premises by the data processor or persons appointed by them for this purpose.

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1 - Data Processing Methods

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2 - Purposes of Data Processing

1. Data collected by the website during its operation is used for the purposes indicated above and for the following purposes: collecting data to send information, purchases made through the online shop, booking a service, availability requests, marketing and/or advertising through newsletters, and possible market research.
2. Data will be retained for the period strictly necessary to achieve the purposes stated above and, in any event, no longer than necessary to provide the service.
3. Data used for security purposes (blocking attempts to damage the website) is retained only for the period strictly necessary to achieve the purpose stated above.

3 - Data Provided by Users

1. As stated above, voluntarily, explicitly and freely sending emails to the addresses listed on this website entails the subsequent collection of the sender’s address, which is necessary to respond to requests, as well as any other personal data included in the message.
2. Specific summary notices will progressively be provided or displayed on website pages prepared for particular services offered on request.

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5a - Conversion Tracking and Custom Audiences with the Meta Pixel

The Meta Pixel is JavaScript code that enables conversions to be tracked and optimised and target groups for remarketing (Custom Audiences) to be identified. Conversion tracking follows users’ actions on the website through a dedicated tracking code configured with target indicators. Custom Audiences is a target-group option that makes it possible to reach on Meta users who have visited the website. These users can be grouped automatically based on specific actions on the website. This information is transmitted to Meta through the tracking code. The Meta account ID is also identified in this way. We inform you that individual users’ personal data remains anonymous to us and is encrypted locally by the system. The data is therefore transmitted securely to Meta, where it is stored and processed. However, Meta may link this data to your Meta account and use it for certain commercial purposes, in accordance with its data-processing guidelines. Further information about Meta’s data processing is available at: https://www.facebook.com/about/privacy/. The encrypted data is used only for the matching process; it is not shared with third parties or other advertisers and is deleted immediately after the matching process ends. You can refuse consent to the use of the Meta Pixel at: http://www.youronlinechoices.com/it/

6 - Google Ads Tracking, Remarketing and Facebook Pixel

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6a - Google Ads Remarketing

We use Google Remarketing to reconnect with users on the Google Display Network. Google uses cookies stored on your computer to analyse your use of the website. The information generated by the cookie about your use of the website (including your IP address) is transmitted to and stored on a Google server in the United States. Google then removes the last three digits of the IP address, making it impossible to uniquely assign the IP address. Google complies with the privacy policy of the “US Safe Harbor” agreement and is registered with the US Department of Commerce’s Safe Harbor programme. Google uses this information to evaluate website use, compile reports on website activity for website operators and provide other services relating to website and Internet use. Google may also transfer this information to third parties where required by law or where those third parties process the information on Google’s behalf. Third-party providers, including Google, display advertisements on websites. Third-party providers, including Google, use stored cookies to display advertisements based on a user’s previous visits to this website. Google will not associate your IP address with any other data held by Google. Data collection and storage can be withdrawn at any time with effect for the future. You can disable Google’s use of cookies by visiting the page for opting out of Google ads. Please note, however, that you may then be unable to use all the features of this website. By using this website, you consent to Google processing your data in the manner and for the purposes described above. Consent to data collection and storage may be withdrawn at any time with effect for the future. Remarketing is not used on sensitive website content containing personal data.

6b - Google Ads Conversion

This website also uses Google Conversion Tracking. In this case, Google Ads places a cookie on your computer if you reached our website through a Google advertisement. These cookies expire after 30 days and are not used for personal identification. If a user visits certain pages on an Ads customer’s website, Google and the customer can see that the user clicked on an advertisement and was redirected to that page. Each Ads advertiser receives a different cookie. Cookies therefore cannot be tracked across the websites of Ads advertisers. The information obtained through conversion cookies is used to create conversion statistics for Ads customers who have opted into conversion tracking. Advertisers learn the total number of users who clicked on their advertisement and were redirected to a page containing a conversion-tracking tag. However, they do not receive information that could personally identify users. Consent to data collection and storage may be withdrawn at any time with effect for the future.

V - USER RIGHTS

1. Article 13(2) of EU Regulation 2016/679 lists users’ rights. 2. Accordingly, www.bike-rs.it informs users of the existence of: - the data subject’s right to ask the controller for access to personal data (Article 15 of the EU Regulation), its updating (Article 7(3)(a) of Legislative Decree 196/2003), rectification (Article 16 of the EU Regulation), completion (Article 7(3)(a) of Legislative Decree 196/2003), or restriction of processing (Article 18 of the EU Regulation), or to object to processing on legitimate grounds (Article 21 of the EU Regulation), as well as the right to data portability (Article 20 of the EU Regulation); - the right to request erasure (Article 17 of the EU Regulation), anonymisation or blocking of data processed unlawfully, including data that need not be retained for the purposes for which it was collected or subsequently processed (Article 7(3)(b) of Legislative Decree 196/2003); - the right to obtain confirmation that operations to update, rectify, complete, erase, block or anonymise data have been brought to the attention, including as to their content, of those to whom the data were communicated or disseminated, except where this proves impossible or involves a clearly disproportionate effort compared with the right being protected (Article 7(3)(c) of Legislative Decree 196/2003). 3. Requests may be addressed to the data controller without any formalities, or by using the form provided by the Italian Data Protection Authority, or by sending an email to: info@scuolasciselva.com 4. Where processing is based on Article 6(1)(a) — consent to use — or Article 9(2)(a) — explicit consent to use genetic, biometric or health data, data revealing religious or philosophical beliefs or trade-union membership, or data revealing racial or ethnic origin or political opinions — users have the right to withdraw consent at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of processing based on consent given before withdrawal. 5. Likewise, in the event of a breach of the law, users have the right to lodge a complaint with the Italian Data Protection Authority, the supervisory authority responsible for data processing in Italy. 6. For a more detailed review of your rights, see Articles 15 et seq. of EU Regulation 2016/679 and Article 7 of Legislative Decree 196/2003.

VI - TRANSFER OF DATA TO NON-EU COUNTRIES

1. This website may share some of the data collected with services located outside the European Union, in particular Google, Facebook and Microsoft (LinkedIn) through social plug-ins, Google Maps and Google Analytics. The transfer is authorised and strictly governed by Article 45(1) of EU Regulation 2016/679, so no further consent is required. The companies mentioned above guarantee their adherence to the Privacy Shield.
2. Data will never be transferred to third countries that do not meet the conditions laid down in Article 45 et seq. of the EU Regulation.

VII - SECURITY OF DATA PROVIDED

1. This website processes users’ data lawfully and fairly, adopting appropriate security measures to prevent unauthorised access, disclosure, modification or destruction of data. Processing is carried out using IT and/or electronic tools, with organisational methods and logic strictly related to the stated purposes.
2. In addition to the controller, in some cases data may be accessed by categories of personnel involved in organising the website (administrative, sales, marketing and legal staff, system administrators) or by external parties (such as third-party technical service providers, postal services, hosting providers, IT companies and communications agencies).

VIII - CHANGES TO THIS DOCUMENT

1. This document constitutes the privacy policy of this website.
2. It may be amended or updated. Users are invited to consult this page periodically to stay informed of the latest legislative developments.
3. This document has been updated to comply with the applicable legal provisions, and in particular with EU Regulation 2016/679.

TERMS AND CONDITIONS - SÜDTIROL ALTO ADIGE GUEST PASS

Upon completion of the accommodation contract, the guest will receive the Südtirol Alto Adige Guest Pass (hereinafter, the Guest Pass), valid for the entire stay, from 00:00 on the day of arrival until 24:00 on the day of departure, pursuant to South Tyrol Provincial Government Resolution No. 732/2022. The guest card includes use of all public transport within the “südtirolmobil” network area and additional services, which vary according to the tourism organisation. Detailed information is available at: suedtirol-guestpass.info The sole provider of the Guest Pass in South Tyrol is Consorzio Mobilità, appointed as the single coordinating body in accordance with the Provincial Government resolution cited above. Details of the additional services associated with the Guest Pass and its terms of use are provided by the third party responsible for issuing and managing the Guest Pass. Detailed information is available at: suedtirol-guestpass.info

PROCESSING OF PERSONAL DATA - SÜDTIROL ALTO ADIGE GUEST PASS

Purpose The personal data provided will be transmitted to the CarteOspiti Central Coordination Centre to enable the Guest Pass to be created and used and the related services to be provided.

Recipient For the issue of the Guest Pass, your data will be transmitted to Consorzio Mobilità, VAT No. 02735170215, which, as the holder of the guest card and the single coordination centre, acts as an independent data controller for the data transmitted. For more information about the processing of your data, you can email privacy@moko.bz.it.

Legal basis The legal basis for processing is Article 6(1)(b) of the GDPR.