Privacy · Next muaythai

Next muaythai processes information needed to search sessions, complete a booking, respond to a DTV enquiry, and help a traveler. Public catalog pages, OpenAPI, MCP, and llms.txt publish venue and availability data only. They do not include traveler names, emails, payment instruments, DTV enquiries, or admin notes.

Search pages may use the request country or city to prefill a destination. Booking forms collect contact details, nationality, and residence country so the venue and payment provider can fulfill the session. Account features are optional. Guest checkout remains available.

The initial DTV enquiry collects your name, email, nationality, intended country of application, approximate travel window, training interests, and consent for our team to review the enquiry manually and contact you. We use this to discuss partner-gym training and application-document preparation. The initial form does not request passport scans or bank statements; any later document review is arranged separately.

Automated agents may read public pages and the documented APIs. They must not submit credentials, crawl private account or staff pages, or create holds in bulk. To request a correction of public catalog data, email the contact address on the Contact page and include the public URL.

This page describes current public-site practice. Payment processors and email providers apply their own notices. When a PostHog project token is configured, the public site sends page views and booking-funnel events to PostHog; staff pages are not tracked. Security, legal, or privacy reports should go through the Contact page rather than a public GitHub issue.