Below you will find the key rules of our collaboration. Detailed provisions are described later in these Terms.
Below you will find the key rules of our collaboration. Detailed provisions are described later in these Terms.
For clarity, these terms are divided into numbered sections and subsections, so it is easier to return to any specific part when needed.
The service provider is CHMIEL SERVICES, a sole proprietorship registered in Norway under organisation number 934654838. Services are provided under the Ease of Travel brand. Contact for service-related matters: contact.easeoftravel@gmail.com
For the purposes of these Terms, the following terms have the meanings set out below.
2.1Client
A natural person or entity using Ease of Travel services.
2.2Consumer
A natural person entering into an agreement that is not directly connected with their business or professional activity.
2.3Package
One of the services offered by Ease of Travel, in particular Basic, Standard, Premium, the Custom Package or B2B cooperation.
2.4Order form
The electronic form available on the website used to place an order, provide contact details and submit the information needed to start providing the service.
2.5Custom Package
A service prepared on the basis of the order form and further individual arrangements with the client.
2.6First payment
A fee that starts the Custom Package process and covers analysis of the request and preparation of an individual quote.
2.7Priority Service
An additional paid option that shortens the timeframe for the first contact with the client.
2.8Travel plan
An individually prepared document containing, depending on the selected package, flight, accommodation, logistics and attraction options as well as travel recommendations.
2.9Digital content
E-books and other electronic materials offered by Ease of Travel.
These Terms have been prepared in accordance with the law applicable to business activity conducted in Norway. If mandatory laws of the consumer’s country of habitual residence provide broader protection, these Terms do not limit those rights.
Ease of Travel provides services related to individual travel planning.
4.1Nature of the service
Ease of Travel provides services consisting of preparing individual travel plans, recommendations and travel planning within the scope of the selected package.
4.2No booking intermediation
Ease of Travel is not a travel agency or travel agent and does not make bookings on behalf of the client. The client independently enters into agreements with airlines, hotels, booking platforms and other service providers.
4.3Nature of recommendations
Recommendations are prepared with due care based on information provided by the client and data available at the time the travel plan is prepared. They do not guarantee offer availability and do not replace the client’s own verification of conditions before making a booking.
4.4Scope of responsibility
Ease of Travel is responsible only for the proper performance of the service consisting of preparing the travel plan within the scope of the selected package.
Ease of Travel offers the following types of services.
5.1Basic Package
A basic package covering flight and accommodation options and basic travel logistics.
5.2Standard Package
An extended package covering additional recommendations and maps.
5.3Premium Package
The most comprehensive package, intended for clients expecting a detailed and complete travel plan with more recommendations and refined stay organisation.
5.4Custom Package
A service intended for trips requiring non-standard planning, more complex logistics or an individual scope of work.
5.5B2B cooperation
Services provided to businesses, including business travel, company trips and other projects carried out on the basis of individual arrangements.
5.6Priority Service
An additional service that shortens the timeframe for the first contact with the client. It does not affect the scope of the selected package and does not mean 24/7 support.
Cooperation between the client and the service provider takes place remotely and is based primarily on electronic communication.
6.1Forms of contact
The primary forms of contact are the order form and email. If the scope of the purchased service provides for it, communication after delivery of the final travel plan may also take place via WhatsApp.
6.2Communication language
The client may choose to continue communication in Polish or English, regardless of the website language version. The Norwegian version of the website is for information purposes.
6.3Contact details
The client is required to provide a correct and current email address and, if provided, phone number. The client should regularly check their inbox and SPAM folder.
6.4No response from the client
If performance of the service requires additional information, the service provider may send follow-up questions. Lack of response from the client may pause service performance until the required information is received.
6.5Longer lack of contact
The client has:
If these deadlines pass without response, the service provider may end performance at the stage where cooperation was interrupted and settle the work completed so far. This does not limit the consumer’s statutory rights under applicable law.
The scope of the service depends on the selected package and the information provided by the client.
7.1Predefined Packages
The scope of the Basic, Standard and Premium services corresponds to the description presented on the website.
7.2Custom Package
The Custom Package is intended for trips requiring more complex planning, non-standard logistics or an individual scope of work. The first stage includes analysis of the request and preparation of an individual quote.
7.3Final scope of the service
The final scope of performance is determined on the basis of:
7.4Change of scope
If it turns out that the actual scope of the trip exceeds the selected package, the service provider may propose:
7.5Changes after placing an order
Changing significant trip elements after service performance has started, in particular:
may require an additional fee, a package change or preparation of part or all of the travel plan again.
7.6No acceptance of changes
If the client does not accept the proposed scope change or additional quote, the service provider may end service performance at the current stage and settle the work completed.
After the final plan has been delivered, the client may use support within the scope of the purchased package.
8.1Form of support
Support is provided by email and, if the purchased package provides for it, also via WhatsApp.
8.2Support hours
Support is provided Monday to Friday from 8:00 to 20:00 Europe/Oslo time. The standard response time is up to 10 business hours, counted only during those hours.
8.3Scope of support
Support includes, among other things:
8.4Support limitations
Support does not include:
In situations requiring an immediate response, the client should contact the relevant service provider or appropriate authorities directly.
The client undertakes to cooperate with the service provider and provide information necessary for proper performance of the service.
9.1Reliable information
The client provides true, complete and up-to-date information about the trip, participants, budget, dates and preferences.
9.2Travel documents
The client is independently responsible for checking:
9.3Verification of offers
Before making a booking, the client should independently verify the final terms of carriers, hotels, booking platforms and other service providers.
Payment rules depend on the type of service selected.
10.1Predefined Packages
Service performance starts only after the full payment has been credited. The price of Predefined Packages covers up to 4 travellers. Each additional person is charged according to the current price list on the website. If the client increases the number of participants after purchase, the service provider may charge the relevant additional fee or propose a package change.
10.2Custom Package
The first payment covers analysis of the request and preparation of an individual quote. After the analysis is completed, the client receives the full quote for performance. Actual performance starts only after the full payment accepted by the client has been credited.
10.3B2B cooperation
For business clients, settlement methods, payment deadlines and accounting documents are agreed individually.
10.4No payment
The service provider has the right to withhold the start of performance or further stages of cooperation until the required payment has been credited.
The service timeline depends on the selected type of service.
11.1Predefined Packages
The first contact takes place:
During this time, the service provider:
After the client accepts one of the presented options, preparation of the final travel plan begins.
The timeframe for preparing the final plan is:
11.2Custom Package
The first contact takes place within:
During the first stage, the service provider analyses the request, prepares a plan for further cooperation and, if needed, sends follow-up questions. Exact delivery timeframes are agreed individually after the scope of work has been determined.
11.3B2B cooperation
Service timelines are agreed individually between the parties.
A client who is a consumer has the right to withdraw from a distance contract within 14 days from the date it is concluded, in accordance with applicable law. If performance of the service started before the end of this period at the client’s express request, the rules described in sections 13 and 14 of these Terms apply. Withdrawal should be sent electronically to contact.easeoftravel@gmail.com. If the consumer withdraws after service performance has started, they are required to pay for the part of the service performed until the withdrawal statement is received, in accordance with applicable law.
Before making payment, the client agrees to the service starting before the statutory withdrawal period expires. At the same time, the client confirms that they have been informed of the consequences of this decision, in particular the obligation to pay for the part of the service performed up to the date of withdrawal and, once the conditions set by law are met, the loss of the right of withdrawal after full performance of the service. Consent is given by ticking the relevant checkbox when placing the order.
The service is considered performed when the final travel plan is delivered to the client or when the individually agreed scope of work is completed in the case of the Custom Package or B2B cooperation.
14.1Expiry of the right of withdrawal
After full performance of the service, the consumer’s right of withdrawal expires if:
Ease of Travel also offers digital products, in particular e-books and other electronic materials.
15.1Nature of products
Digital products are informational and educational in nature and are delivered only electronically.
15.2Licence
Purchasing a digital product entitles the client to use it for personal use only. Without the service provider’s prior written consent, the following are prohibited in particular:
15.3Right of Withdrawal
If the delivery of digital content starts before the withdrawal period expires with the client’s express consent and after informing the client of the loss of this right, the right of withdrawal does not apply from the moment delivery of the content begins, in accordance with applicable law.
15.4Non-conformity with the contract
These Terms do not exclude the consumer’s statutory rights concerning non-conformity of digital content with the contract.
The client has the right to submit a complaint about the way the service was performed. Submitting a complaint does not exclude or limit the consumer’s statutory rights.
16.1Form of complaint
A complaint should be submitted electronically to contact.easeoftravel@gmail.com and include as precise a description of the issue as possible. To streamline the process, it is worth indicating:
16.2Complaint handling timeframe
The service provider will review the complaint within 14 calendar days from receiving a complete submission. If the matter requires additional information, the client will be informed.
16.3Contact method
The response to the complaint will be sent to the email address used when placing the order or indicated by the client in the complaint.
The service provider is responsible for due performance of the service within the scope of the selected package, subject to the limitations below.
17.1Third parties
The service provider is not responsible for acts or omissions of:
17.2Price and availability changes
Prices and availability of flights, accommodation, attractions and other external services may change at any time after the options have been prepared.
The service provider is not liable for:
17.3Bookings made by the client
The client independently decides whether to make a booking and accepts the terms and conditions of the selected service provider. The service provider is not a party to those agreements.
17.4Data provided by the client
The service provider is not liable for consequences resulting from the client providing information that is:
17.5Changes on the client’s side
If, after service performance has started, the client changes in particular:
the service provider may refuse to make changes, propose an additional fee, change the package or prepare a new travel plan.
17.6Force majeure
The service provider is not liable for non-performance or delayed performance caused by circumstances beyond its control, in particular:
17.7Technical issues
The service provider is not responsible for difficulties resulting from failures or improper operation of:
17.8Links to external websites
The travel plan may contain links to websites belonging to third parties. The service provider is not responsible for the content of those websites, their availability or later changes made by their owners.
17.9Limitation of financial liability
Subject to mandatory laws, the service provider’s liability for damage resulting from non-performance or improper performance of the service is limited to the amount paid by the client for the given service.
These Terms apply to business clients to the extent that the parties have not agreed different cooperation terms.
18.1Individual arrangements
The scope of services, schedule, communication method, payment deadlines and other B2B cooperation terms may be set out in a separate offer, agreement or arrangements accepted by both parties.
18.2Priority of individual arrangements
In the event of a discrepancy between these Terms and individually agreed cooperation terms, the provisions of the accepted offer or agreement prevail.
The Priority Service is an optional, additionally paid service that accelerates the start of order performance.
19.1Scope of the service
The Priority Service only shortens the timeframe for the first contact with the client to 3 business days from payment being credited.
19.2Limitations
Purchasing the Priority Service:
19.3Fee refund
The Priority Service fee is refundable only if the service provider does not meet the declared first-contact timeframe.
All materials prepared by Ease of Travel, in particular:
are works protected by copyright law.
20.1Permitted use
The client receives a non-exclusive licence to use the materials for personal use only.
20.2Prohibited actions
Without the service provider’s prior written consent, it is prohibited to:
The current Privacy Policy forms an integral part of the Ease of Travel documentation. Data is processed only to the extent necessary to:
The client has the rights resulting from applicable personal data protection laws.
Some links provided to the client may be partner or affiliate links. Using such links:
Using partner links does not affect the price paid by the client or the order in which recommendations are prepared. Recommended services are selected primarily with regard to the client’s needs and the quality of offers.
These Terms apply from the date of their publication on the website.
24.1Changes to the Terms
The service provider may change these Terms in the event of:
Orders placed before changes enter into force are governed by the Terms applicable at the time the contract was concluded.
24.2Dispute resolution
The parties undertake to seek an amicable resolution of any disputes arising from the performance of these Terms. If no agreement can be reached, the dispute will be resolved by the competent court in accordance with the law applicable to the given legal relationship.
24.3Invalidity of provisions
If any provision of these Terms proves invalid or ineffective, this does not affect the validity of the remaining provisions.
Version: 1.0
Effective from: 4 July 2026