Booking a partner retreat?
Start with the marketplace stack
Use the marketplace terms for platform booking flow, then check the refund overview and the host-specific policy shown before booking.
Reiseathleten · Legal
Find the public legal documents by use case: booking terms, cancellation and withdrawal notices, privacy and cookies, operator details, and dispute handling.
Booking a partner retreat?
Use the marketplace terms for platform booking flow, then check the refund overview and the host-specific policy shown before booking.
Booking a Reiseathleten trip?
Reiseathleten-operated trips use separate organiser terms, plus the refund and withdrawal notices linked below.
Booking & contracts
Documents that decide which terms apply before booking, how cancellation works, and which rights apply after checkout.
Controls the platform booking flow, first payment step, anti-circumvention rules, and core host versus guest responsibilities.
Terms for trips that Reiseathleten itself organises or sells as package travel, distinct from marketplace partner-retreat rules.
Explains which cancellation and refund rules apply to Reiseathleten trips versus marketplace partner retreats and who pays what back.
Clarifies when a statutory withdrawal right does or does not exist for travel bookings and points users to the relevant cancellation rights instead.
Privacy & consent
Disclosures for data processing, cookies, support consent, and browser-side storage used across the public site.
Explains personal-data processing, cookies, analytics, payment providers, support handling, and data subject rights.
Explains which cookies and browser storage entries are currently used for login, attribution, consent, and support preferences.
Company & disputes
Operator identity, complaint handling, and dispute-resolution disclosures that must stay aligned with the live legal entity.
Public notice for complaint handling, consumer arbitration position, and the current status of EU online dispute-resolution references.
Contains operator identity, entity details, register information, and the legally required provider disclosure.