This website collects personal data from its users. Personal data is processed for the following purposes and through the use of the following services.
Analytics
This website uses various analysis services to evaluate usage behavior. Google Analytics (Universal Analytics), Google Analytics (Universal Analytics) with IP anonymization and Heap Analytics are used. Usage data and trackers are processed here. Google Analytics 4 is also used, which processes the number of users, usage data, session statistics and trackers.
Display content from external platforms
The Google Maps widget and Google Fonts, which process usage data and trackers, are used to integrate external content. In addition, the Calendly widget is used, which processes email, name, telephone number and trackers.
Data transfer outside the EU
Data is transferred to countries that guarantee European standards. Various types of data are transmitted.
Collection of privacy-related preferences
The iubenda Consent Database (processes IP address, trackers and data transmitted while using the service) and the iubenda Privacy Controls and Cookie Solution (processes IP address and trackers) are used to manage data protection preferences.
Create and manage backup copies
Backup copies are stored on Google Drive. Various types of data are processed as described in the service’s privacy policy.
Heat mapping and session recording
Hotjar Heat Maps and Recordings are used to analyze user behavior. Usage data, trackers and other types of data are processed as described in the service’s privacy policy.
Hosting and backend infrastructure
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Firebase Cloud Functions are used for hosting. AWS processes various types of data as described in the respective privacy policy. Firebase Cloud Functions processes usage data and other types of data.
Comment function
The website uses its own comment system. The e-mail address, surname, usage data, telephone number, first name and website are processed.
Commercial tie
Usage data and trackers are processed via the Awin partner program.
Contacting the user
There are various ways to communicate with users. The contact form processes e-mail, surname and telephone number. The mailing list or newsletter processes e-mail, surname and first name. The telephone number is processed for telephone contact.
Registration and login
Google OAuth is used for registration and login. Various types of data are processed, as described in the service’s privacy policy.
Remarketing and behavioral targeting
LinkedIn Website Retargeting, Google Ads Remarketing and Remarketing with Google Analytics are used for remarketing purposes. Usage data and trackers are processed.
SPAM protection
Google reCAPTCHA is used to protect against spam. Answers to questions, motion sensor recordings, mouse movements, clicks, usage data, scroll position, keystrokes, touch events and trackers are processed.
Tag management
The Google Tag Manager, which processes usage data and trackers, is used to manage tags.
Dealing with payments
Various providers are used to process payments. Apple Pay processes email, purchase history, delivery address, surname and billing address. Google Pay processes e-mail, purchase history, surname, billing address and other types of data. Klarna processes e-mail, delivery address, surname, billing address and other types of data. PayPal and Stripe process different types of data, with Stripe also processing the email.
Data collection and online survey management
Google forms are used to collect data and conduct surveys, which process data transmitted during the use of the service.
Landing page and invitation page management
Leadpages is used for the management of landing pages. Email, usage data and other types of data are processed.
User database management
HubSpot CRM (processes various types of data) and Brevo marketing automation (processes email, usage data and trackers) are used to manage user data.
Advertising
Hotjar Form Analysis and Conversion Funnels, Google Ads conversion tracking, conversion tracking of meta ads (meta pixels), ADCELL and Google Ad Manager are used for advertising purposes. Usage data and trackers are processed.
Information on how to opt out of interest-based advertising
In addition to any opt-out feature provided by the services listed in this document, users can learn more about how to opt-out of interest-based advertising in general in the relevant section of the Cookie Policy.
Further information on the processing of personal data
Online sale of goods and services
The personal data collected is used to provide services to users or to sell goods; this includes payments and possibly deliveries. The personal data collected for the purpose of making the payment may include credit card details, bank account details used for the transfer or other payment methods provided. The type of data that this website collects depends on the payment system used.
Analysis and forecasts based on users’ personal data (“profiling”)
The provider may use the personal data and usage data collected via this website to create or update user profiles. This type of data processing enables the Provider to evaluate the User’s choices, preferences and behavior for the purposes described in the relevant section of this document. User profiles can also be created through the use of automated tools such as algorithms, which may also be provided by third parties. To learn more about the profiling activities performed, users can refer to the relevant sections of this document. The user has the right to object to this type of profiling at any time. More details about the rights of the user and their exercise can be found in the section on the rights of the user.
Automated decision making
Automated decision making means that a decision that may have legal or similarly significant effects on the user is made exclusively by automated means and without human intervention. This Website may use the User’s Personal Data to make decisions based in whole or in part on automated processes within the scope of the purposes described in this document. This website uses automated decision-making processes insofar as this is necessary for the conclusion or execution of a contract between the user and the provider or on the basis of the user’s express consent, insofar as this is required by law. Automated decisions are made using technological means – usually on the basis of algorithms according to predefined criteria – which can also be provided by third parties.
The underlying logic of automated decision-making is to enable or otherwise improve the decision-making process, to provide users with fair and unbiased treatment based on consistent and uniform criteria, to reduce the potential for harm resulting from human error, personal bias or other circumstances that may result in discrimination or disproportionate treatment of individuals, and to reduce the risk of non-performance of the user’s contractual obligations.
To find out more about the purposes, the third party services, if any, and a detailed explanation of automated decisions in this service, Users can check the relevant sections in this document.
Consequences of automated decision-making processes for users and rights of the users concerned
Against this background, users subject to such processing are entitled to exercise specific rights aimed at preventing or otherwise limiting the possible effects of the automated decisions taken. In particular, users have the right to obtain an explanation of any decision made on the basis of automated decision-making and to express their own point of view on this decision. They have the right to challenge a decision by asking the provider to reconsider it or to make a new decision on a different basis, as well as the right to human intervention by the provider in such processing. More details about the rights of the user and their exercise can be found in the section on the rights of the user.
Browser Fingerprinting
Browser fingerprinting creates an identifier based on the combination of unique characteristics of a device (e.g. IP address, HTTP header, browser properties, etc.) and makes it possible to distinguish one user from all other users. This allows user behavior to be tracked across websites. Browser Fingerprinting has no expiration date and cannot be deleted.
Contact details
Provider and responsible
Bubble Tent Deutschland FM UG (haftungsbeschränkt) Eschenauer Str. 10 90411 Nuremberg
E-mail address of the provider: support@book-a-bubble.com
Last updated: May 29, 2026
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