

Every conversation we have shapes the Privacy Verification Standard. Follow the work as it happens — and help shape it.
PrivC is currently conducting independent research to better understand how travelers think about privacy, trust, and safety during hotel stays — and how hotels can honestly demonstrate their commitment.
Every conversation, every survey response, every interview contributes directly to the first Privacy Verification Standard (PVS).
We are not verifying hotels yet. We are listening first.
Room-level assumptions, expectations, and blind spots.
Wi-Fi, booking data, staff access, and connected devices.
What actually makes travelers feel private and secure.
Staff protocols, training, and accountability structures.
How privacy law shapes the practical reality of hospitality.
What we can learn from adjacent industries — aviation, finance, healthcare.
Seven perspectives, one shared goal: a trust framework that holds up in the real world.
The public traveler survey is live — gathering perspectives from around the world.
One-on-one interviews with independent hoteliers and hospitality veterans.
Structured workshops with cybersecurity and privacy-policy specialists.
First public draft of the Privacy Verification Standard.
Open survey capturing broad, honest input from travelers.
One-on-one conversations with hoteliers and experts.
Publish findings and drafts for public review.
Every version of PVS is a better version than the last.
Every whitepaper will be released openly — for the industry, not behind a wall.
Standard
The founding draft of the Privacy Verification Standard.
Research
Aggregated findings from the public traveler survey.
Research
What hoteliers told us about privacy — anonymized and thematic.
We’re developing the first Privacy Verification Standard (PVS) for hospitality. Whether you’re a traveler, hotel owner, security professional, researcher, or hospitality expert — your perspective can help shape this framework.
A short, thoughtful set of questions. Your response directly informs the PVS draft.
Take SurveyA 20–30 minute call to share your perspective. Confidential and collaborative.
Email to ScheduleOngoing collaboration for experts contributing to the standard’s methodology.
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