Cruise Smaller Partner Program Terms

1. Program Discretion

Participation is by approval only.

• •Cruise Smaller may accept or reject applications
• •Cruise Smaller may change partner eligibility requirements
• •Cruise Smaller may change future reward rates
• •Cruise Smaller may change future customer offers
• •Cruise Smaller may suspend links and codes
• •Cruise Smaller may review or reject referrals
• •Cruise Smaller may introduce campaign-specific conditions
• •Cruise Smaller may modify or discontinue the program

• •Changes must not retrospectively remove a valid reward already approved, except where there is fraud, error, cancellation, refund, chargeback, ineligibility or breach.

2. Partner Status

The partner is an independent referral partner. The relationship does not create employment, agency, partnership, joint venture, franchise or authority to bind Cruise Smaller.

• •Partners may not confirm bookings
• •Partners may not collect payment
• •Partners may not provide guarantees on behalf of Cruise Smaller
• •Partners may not represent that they are Cruise Smaller employees
• •Partners may not make commitments on behalf of Cruise Smaller

3. Termination Rights

Cruise Smaller may suspend or terminate a partner immediately where there is fraud or suspected fraud, misleading content, failure to disclose the commercial relationship, unauthorised discounts or offers, self-referrals, false enquiries, brand bidding, coupon or cashback activity without approval, spam, regulatory or legal risk, misuse of customer information, damage to Cruise Smaller or Sun Island Tours’ reputation, breach of program terms, failure to remove inaccurate content, abusive conduct toward staff or customers, or security concerns.

Cruise Smaller may also terminate participation without cause by giving written notice.

• •The partner link and code may be deactivated
• •New attribution may cease immediately
• •The partner must stop describing themselves as an active partner
• •Cruise Smaller assets must no longer be used
• •Cruise Smaller may require content to be corrected or removed
• •The partner must return or delete confidential materials where requested

• •Valid eligible referrals created before termination may continue to be assessed
• •Approved rewards may remain payable subject to the terms
• •A final approved balance may be processed after all relevant travel has been completed and eligibility confirmed

• •Pending rewards may be held, declined or reversed
• •Cruise Smaller may offset losses against amounts otherwise payable
• •Cruise Smaller may recover amounts paid in error
• •Cruise Smaller may preserve records required for investigation or legal compliance

4. Content and Brand Usage

Partners may use only approved logos, photographs, videos, offers, product descriptions, claims, links and brand materials.

• •Partners may not alter the Cruise Smaller logo
• •Partners may not imply exclusivity without written approval
• •Partners may not create unapproved offers
• •Partners may not use misleading pricing
• •Partners may not register confusing domain names or social handles
• •Partners may not use Cruise Smaller trademarks in paid-search keywords
• •Partners may not present supplied material out of context

5. Cruise Smaller Use of Partner Content

For ordinary public content that tags, mentions or promotes Cruise Smaller, the partner grants Cruise Smaller a non-exclusive, worldwide, royalty-free licence during the partnership and for 24 months afterward to repost, share, display, embed, crop, resize, reformat, add captions, use on the Cruise Smaller website, use in email marketing, use on organic social channels, and use in internal presentations and partner reporting.

For content specifically commissioned by Cruise Smaller, created under a paid campaign brief, submitted directly for promotional use, or created during a hosted or familiarisation experience, the applicable campaign agreement may provide broader rights including paid advertising, boosting, supplier sharing, sublicensing and longer-term usage.

Paid-advertising rights for ordinary independently created partner content require either express acceptance in the relevant campaign brief or separate written approval.

Partners warrant that they created or lawfully control the content, have permission from identifiable people, have rights to music, photographs, footage and other materials, that Cruise Smaller’s permitted use will not infringe third-party rights, and that required advertising disclosures have been made.

6. Advertising Disclosure

Partners must clearly and prominently disclose their commercial relationship with Cruise Smaller using wording such as “Paid Partnership”, “Paid Promotion”, “Ad”, “Advertising”, or “Affiliate partnership” where the financial nature is otherwise made obvious. Vague disclosure wording that could confuse consumers is not permitted. Where a platform offers a branded-content or paid-partnership tool, partners should use that tool where applicable.

7. Accuracy

Partners must ensure that claims are accurate, prices are current, availability is not guaranteed unless confirmed, offers are not misrepresented, personal experiences are honestly described, reviews reflect genuine opinions, and supplied product information is not materially altered.

8. Confidentiality

Partners must keep confidential all private reward rates, customer-benefit arrangements, sales information, conversion information, customer information, supplier terms, campaign plans, unreleased offers and internal platform information. Partners must not publicly disclose their private commercial terms unless required by law. This confidentiality requirement does not remove their obligation to disclose that a commercial relationship exists.

9. Customer Privacy

Partners must not download or retain customer personal information from the dashboard, contact referred customers outside authorised activities, sell or share referral information, use customer information for another purpose, or attempt to identify anonymised dashboard users.

10. Disputes and Administrative Decisions

Cruise Smaller maintains an internal referral-dispute process. Partners may submit a referral query through the dashboard including the referral ID, customer initials, approximate referral date and supporting information. Cruise Smaller will review its tracking records, customer records, booking information, first-click attribution, audit logs and eligibility rules. Cruise Smaller’s determination is final, except where applicable law requires otherwise.