What we collect
If you email callum.sherwood.seo@gmail.com, we receive your address, the content of the message, and any attachments you include. Please do not send identification documents or payment details. We cannot take a booking.
If you browse, the host may process IP addresses, user-agent strings and request logs as part of serving and securing the site. We do not sell a mailing list from this domain. We do not run a traveller login.
Embedded fonts are served via the Next.js font pipeline. Public pages carry GetYourGuide affiliate links. Clicking those links leaves this domain and may set cookies or similar identifiers on GetYourGuide’s site so a booking can be attributed. We do not run a third-party advertising pixel that tracks you around this site. If that changes, this notice should change.
Why we hold it
Email is held so we can reply and, if needed, correct a page. Logs are held so the host can operate and secure the site. We do not need those logs to write about markets or the Yarra.
Keystatic administration is not a public product. It is noindexed. Do not send travellers there.
Third-party trademarks mentioned on the site remain those owners’ property. Their privacy practices are their own.
Your requests
To ask what we hold from an email you sent, write to the same address with “Privacy” in the subject and enough detail to find the thread. We will not ask you for a tour deposit as proof of identity.
Legacy /privacy.html requests redirect here. The contact page is the human version of this notice.
This notice is general information, not legal advice. If you need counsel, hire counsel.
We do not require a booking deposit to discuss a privacy question, and we will not ask for passport scans. If a message claiming to represent this domain asks for either, it is not us. Write the published address and stop the other thread.
This page is intentionally short. A planner site should not hide a novel behind a privacy link. If we add accounts, newsletters or extra tracking, the notice should grow in public on this URL — including the legacy /privacy.html redirect — so a bookmark still tells the truth.
