Polar Cruises Privacy Policies

Internet user privacy is of paramount importance to Polar Cruises. 

Our goal is to maintain the trust of our clients and others who visit our web sites. Below is information regarding Expeditions commitment to protect the privacy of users:

• It is our policy that no information of any kind or from any source about visitors to this site, Expedition Cruises's clients or our clients' customers, is sold or released to anyone  without the prior consent of the visitor, client or client's customer, or without a court order. This includes e-mail registration to mailing lists, contact forms, and browsing logs.
  
• Reports of web site visitor behavior are generated by Polar Cruises. These reports contain personally identifiable information only if you choose to identify yourself to Polar Cruises.

Non-personally-identifiable Information Collected by Polar Cruises:

• We may collect the following types of non personally-identifiable information about users who visit our Web site: your IP address (a unique number assigned to every computer on the Internet); domain type (i.e., .com, .net, or .edu.); and standard information included with every communication sent on the Internet.
  
• Information which Polar Cruises can infer from this standard information includes: your browser version and type (i.e., Netscape or Internet Explorer); operating system (i.e., windows or DOS); browser language (i.e., Java or Unix); service provider (i.e., MindSpring or AOL) and; how you navigate the pages you visit within the Expeditions site (e.g. which pages you view).

For additional information:

• If you have any questions about our privacy policy, please contact us at iinfo@polarcruises.com
  
• We suggest that you review this Privacy Statement periodically, as Polar Cruises may update it from time to time.

Cookies:

If your browser allows, persistent cookies may be placed on your system at www.polarcruises.com. These cookies remain on the your system and are automatically retrieved when you return to our site at a later time. It cannot be associated with an individual, unless you choose to identify yourself.