Minimize information
Do not put passport numbers, payment credentials or unnecessary sensitive details into general-purpose prompts.
Reduce privacy risks when using AI tools in travel client workflows.
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Do not put passport numbers, payment credentials or unnecessary sensitive details into general-purpose prompts.
Use approved tools, role-based access, vendor agreements where needed and defined deletion practices.
Test for accidental disclosure, require human approval for consequential actions and document authorized uses of client information.
Map where an inquiry starts, which systems receive it, who can read it and when it is deleted. Collect only information necessary for the next planning step. Keep passport images, card numbers and sensitive health details out of general AI prompts and logs unless a specifically approved secure process requires them.
Check role-based permissions, vendor agreements, encryption practices and deletion requests across connected systems. Restrict training or secondary use of customer data according to documented policy and applicable law. Log meaningful administrative actions without exposing secrets. A privacy statement must describe the actual deployed behavior, not an aspirational future system.
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Use only an approved secure workflow when genuinely necessary.
No. Use information only for disclosed and authorized purposes.
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