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Travel & Hospitality

DPDP Compliance for Travel & Hospitality

Hotels, airlines, OTAs, and travel management companies collect and process highly sensitive personal data passport and identity documents, travel histories, payment data, dietary and accessibility preferences, and loyalty program profiles often shared across OTA partners, ground handlers, payment processors, and global reservation systems. DPDP requires consent-backed governance for every one of these flows.

The Reality

Guest data is collected generously and governed minimally.

Booking consent is assumed to cover marketing, loyalty enrollment, and third-party OTA data sharing

Passport and identity document data is retained in PMS systems long beyond the stay

OTA and GDS data-sharing agreements don't specify processing scope or DPDP obligations

Loyalty program data preferences, spend patterns, travel history is profiled without disclosed purpose

Co-brand partners and co-marketing programmes share member data without governed agreements

Guest DSARs cannot be fulfilled across PMS, loyalty, CRM, and booking engine systems

The ConsenPro Approach

Purpose-specific guest consent and governed data flows across the entire guest journey.

ConsenPro maps your guest data estate booking records, PMS, loyalty platform, payment processor, and OTA integrations and builds purpose-specific consent flows for each interaction. Booking consent is separated from marketing consent, loyalty enrollment, and co-brand partner data sharing. OTAs, payment processors, and ground service partners are mapped as data processors with DPDP-compliant agreements. Guest DSARs are aggregated across all systems and fulfilled automatically within DPDP timelines.

Capabilities

What ConsenPro delivers

Guest Consent by Journey Stage

Separate consent for booking confirmation, check-in, marketing, loyalty enrollment, and co-brand partner sharing. Each consent event is versioned and sealed in the Consent Ledger.

Identity Document Retention Controls

Passport, Aadhaar, and identity document data in PMS and booking systems is governed by automated retention schedules with deletion triggered at the end of the legally required retention window.

OTA & GDS Processor Governance

Online travel agencies and global distribution systems are mapped as data processors. Agreements cover data categories, processing scope, cross-border transfer rules, and deletion obligations.

Loyalty Profile Data Controls

Loyalty member profiles travel history, spend patterns, preferences, and tier data are governed under a distinct consent purpose from operational booking data. Profiling requires explicit consent.

Co-Brand & Partner Data Sharing

Co-brand credit card partners, insurance providers, and co-marketing programmes receive member data only under governed agreements with documented consent and purpose alignment.

Guest DSAR Fulfillment

DSARs span PMS, loyalty, CRM, booking engine, and payment systems. ConsenPro aggregates records across all platforms and delivers a complete, timely response within DPDP timelines.

Outcomes

What you can expect

Purpose-separated
Guest Consent
Booking ≠ loyalty ≠ marketing
Governed
OTA Agreements
Every GDS & OTA mapped as processor
Automated
ID Document Deletion
Triggered on retention schedule expiry
Cross-system
DSAR Fulfillment
PMS + loyalty + CRM + payment

DPDP Coverage

DPDP Section 6 (consent)DPDP Section 8 (data processor obligations)DPDP Sections 13–17 (rights of data principals)DPDP Section 9 (security safeguards)

How long does your guest data live after checkout?

We'll map your guest data estate and identify every retention, consent, and processor gap in 48 hours.