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Legal notice

Last updated: 9 November 2026

1. Who runs this website

In compliance with Spanish Law 34/2002 on Information Society Services and Electronic Commerce (LSSI-CE):

2. What this site is for

The site presents the Campione Open Dance Championship, 12–13 June 2027, at the Casinò di Campione, Campione d'Italia. It gives information about the event and links to registration on Flymark. It does not sell anything itself.

3. Using the site

You may browse the site and share its pages. Please do not use it in a way that breaks the law, harms the site or other people, or tries to get around its security.

4. Content and intellectual property

The texts, design, logos and the championship's images belong to ARTEM dance studio S.L. or are used with the permission of their owners. The logos of AEPB, FlyMark and EDO belong to those organisations. The photos of the Casinò di Campione and of Lake Lugano at night are by Wikimedia Commons authors under Creative Commons licences, named at the bottom of the main page; map data © OpenStreetMap contributors. You may not copy or reuse the content for commercial purposes without written permission.

5. Accuracy and changes

We keep the information about the championship up to date, but dates, categories and the programme may change; the rules and announcements of the organiser and the entry on Flymark prevail. We may change the site at any time.

6. Links to other sites

The site links to Flymark, Instagram, Google Maps and Malaga Open. We are not responsible for the content or the privacy practices of those sites.

7. Liability

We work to keep the site available and free of errors, but we cannot guarantee it at all times. We are not liable for damage caused by interruptions, viruses or misuse of the site by others, as far as the law allows.

8. Personal data

How we handle personal data is explained in our Privacy policy.

9. Law and jurisdiction

This notice is governed by Spanish law. Disputes will be settled by the courts of Marbella (Málaga), except where the law gives consumers the right to go to the courts of their own place of residence.