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LAST UPDATED August 18, 2019
Introduction
Sweet Orange Marketing, doing business as VisitRehoboth.com and Catch a Glimpse Delaware Beach Guide, is devoted to keeping any and all personal information private and will protect it through our agreement with this policy. This privacy policy applies to any VisitRehoboth.com visitor, or any subdomain, in which you provide your information to us. This privacy policy does not apply to any third parties, i.e. applications or content (including advertising) that may be embedded or link from VisitRehoboth.com. This privacy policy does apply to any information we may collect when you interact with our advertising or applications on third-party websites.
No personal information is required to access this site, but by accessing and using VisitRehoboth.com, you are consenting to the collection and use of your non-personal and any personal information provided to us by you in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Policy. By opting to receive newsletters, submit an event, enter contests or contacting us, you are voluntarily providing us your personal information. If you do not agree to the terms of this privacy policy, immediately stop using this site.
This policy could change from time to time, so please review this statement periodically to see if our privacy policy has changed before accessing our website. You can find out when this policy was last updated by referring to “Last Updated” date at the top of the page. Please feel free to contact us with any comments or questions regarding our privacy statement by sending us an email
What type of information do we collect and how do we collect it?
We receive, collect and store any information you enter via our website, via email, from direct contact with you or any information you provide us in any other way. As you navigate through and interact on our site, we may collect non-personal anonymous demographic information and use software tools to measure and collect traffic data, location data, browser type, info about your computer and internet connection, session information, page response times, length of visits to certain pages, page interaction information, and methods used to browse away from the page. Upon logging on VisitRehoboth.com we may collect usage details, IP addresses, server logs and info collected from web beacons, cookies and other tracking technologies, such as Google Analytics. We also collect personally identifiable information (including name, email, comments, feedback, phone number), which may be submitted to us by you when you submit a “contact us” form, a “submit an event” form and when you sign up for our email list. This site will only collect personal information that you knowingly and willingly provide, by way of direct email, contests we host, contact forms, event forms and when requesting visitor information, etc. We will not sell, lease or rent any personal information to anyone.
Third-Party Links/Cookies & Other Tracking Technologies
Advertisements, ad networks and servers and content providers and application providers, served by third-parties, may use cookies, web beacons or other tracking technologies to collect your non-personal or personal information to provide you with targeted content. We do not control these third parties’ tracking technologies or how they may be used. If you have any questions about an advertisement or other targeted content, contact the third-party provider. VisitRehoboth.com contains links to other websites, to provide you with a convenience service. We are not responsible for the privacy practices put in place by other websites. Therefore, before you provide any personal information, please visit those websites to access information regarding their privacy policies.
Sometimes we will send you email marketing messages on behalf of third parties, but will never rent, lease or sell your email address to a third-party. If you would like to opt out of our email marketing messages, you can do so by contacting us at
Children Under the Age of 13
VisitRehoboth.com does not gather any information about your age. Anyone under 13 years of age must have parental consent to use our website. VisitRehoboth.com does not knowingly collect any personal information from children under 13 years of age. No one under age 13 may provide any personal information on VisitRehoboth.com. If we determine that we have unknowingly collected or received personal information from any child less than 13 years of age, without verifiable parental consent, the information will be deleted immediately.
Why do we collect such information?
We collect such Non-personal and Personal Information for the following purposes:
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To provide and maintain a more personalized quality service
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To present our services to you
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To improve web-design/layout, social media, develop content & remove content, including targeted advertising
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To be able to contact you via email, if you have signed up for our e-list or sent us an email directly
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To send out a free beach guide to you and other materials via email or snail mail
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To be able to gather enough information about an event you submitted for our calendar, and determine if it is approved or not to fit our format. Once approved, the non-personal information you provide will be posted on the calendar publicly.
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To create aggregated statistical data and other aggregated and/or inferred non-personal information, which we or our business partners may use to provide and improve our respective services
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To comply with any applicable laws and regulations, and enforce this privacy policy. We may disclose your personal information when law requires it, or if we have any necessary reason to disclose your personal information to bring legal action against anything or anybody that could harm you, others or us.
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To respond to you, regarding the reason you contacted us and to provide you with information that you request from us. We will not share your personal information with any third party outside of our organization, other than as necessary to fulfill your request.
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To contact you in the future via email, unless you ask us not to, with information about VisitRehoboth.com, Catch a Glimpse or third-party goods & services that may be of interest to you. This email will always come directly from us and will usually pertain to general or personalized service-related notices and promotional messages…for instance, but not limited to, specials, events, announcements, new products or services, contests, coupons, discounts, or changes to this privacy policy. If you do not want us to use your information in this way, please contact us at
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How do we store and protect information?
VisitRehoboth.com is dedicated to going above and beyond to protect your personal information and we have procedures in place for the protection of your data. We are hosted on a platform where your data may be stored through data storage, databases and the general applications. This platform will store your data on secure servers behind a firewall. There are security measures in place on the physical assets that store information that we have collected from or about you. We use Mail Chimp to distribute our e-list information, and will not share any personal information with this distribution partner other than what is necessary to complete the purpose of sending an e-list email. Only specified persons have access to your information at VisitRehoboth.com and the information is secured by access mechanisms. Unfortunately, we cannot always guarantee the security of your personal information, for the transmission of information through the Internet is not completely secure and is at your own risk.
Cookies and Other Tracking Tools
VisitRehoboth.com tracks information through the use of cookies (or browser cookies), flash cookies, web beacons, clickstream data and other tracking technologies and applications, such as Google Analytics. Please note that any third-party tracking services we use, such as Google Analytics or other applications, cookies placed or other tracking technologies we use, may have their own policies regarding how they collect and store information, as these are external services and our Privacy Policy does not cover such practices.
Please Be Assured
You are entitled to access your own information. If you would like to withdraw your consent for collection of personal information or delete or change the collected information, please contact us at
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*PLEASE READ FIRST - Visit Rehoboth is a private business located in the State of Delaware and is not affiliated with any local government, including the city, county or state. The updates we've chosen to list below do not cover all areas of business and individuals in the State of Delaware. The information listed below simply highlights those FAQs we receive about the Delaware Beach Area and merely serve as a quick synopsis of information sourced from "current guidance" on delaware.gov. For more information, please log on to delaware.gov.
COVID19-UPDATE - FEB 11, 2022
Governor John Carney announced expiration of Universal Mask Mandate. Masks are not required indoor public settings, including convenience stores, grocery stores, gyms, restaurants, bars, hair salons, malls, and casinos. Delaware food establishments are fully open at 100% capacity. For more information, please log onto delaware.gov.
COVID19-UPDATE - Jan 11, 2022
Governor John Carney on Monday signed a revision to the State of Emergency declaration, requiring masks in indoor public settings, including convenience stores, grocery stores, gyms, restaurants, bars, hair salons, malls, and casinos. Masks are not required outdoors or while eating or drinking in restaurants and bars, but otherwise should be worn. Delaware food establishments are fully open at 100% capacity. For more information, please log onto delaware.gov.
COVID19-UPDATE - MAY 21, 2021
Governor John Carney on Tuesday signed the 29th modification to the COVID-19 State of Emergency declaration eliminating social distancing requirements and removing Delaware’s mask mandate effective May 21. Delawareans, visitors, and Delaware businesses should follow social distancing and masking guidance for fully vaccinated individuals issued last week by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Unvaccinated Delawareans should continue to wear masks to reduce their risk of contracting and spreading COVID-19. In the city of Rehoboth masks masks are only mandatory in outdoor spaces when social distancing between households is not possible. Delaware food establishments are fully open at 100% capacity.
COVID19-UPDATE - MARCH 24, 2021
Delaware is in Phase 2 of reopening. Almost all Delaware Beach Area restaurants, shops, accommodations, entertainment and attractions are welcoming guests. Most establishments, including retails stores, restaurants, malls, casinos, personal care, exercise facilities and commercial lodging are limited to a 50 percent capacity. Restaurants must limit parties to 6 guests, max 4 adults in each party and must be from same household. Premises licensed to sell alcohol for consumption on the premise may not permit patrons to stand at a bar, but may open the bar to prepare drinks to be brought to patrons seated at tables and to serve alcohol to patrons seated at the bar. Bar guests are limited to a party of 2 from same household. Delawareans and visitors must wear masks anytime they are indoors with anyone outside of their household. Face coverings are required on boardwalks and required on the beach if social distancing cannot be maintained. Members of different households must remain six (6) feet apart at all times. Delaware Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (“DNREC”) is authorized to develop capacity limits for State beaches (including but not limited to Cape Henlopen, Delaware Seashore and Fenwick Island) on the number of vehicles and visitors allowed to enter the parks as well as limits on parking spots. Any vehicle on the beach for the purpose of surf fishing may only be occupied by members of the same household. Vehicles on the beach for this purpose must be at least twenty (20) feet from any other vehicle.
COVID19-UPDATE - BAR & RESTAURANT CURFEW LIFTED
The 10pm curfew for bars and restaurants has been lifted. For more information, please log onto delaware.gov.
COVID19-UPDATE - EFFECTIVE MON DEC 14TH 2020
Delaware is in Phase 2 of reopening. Almost all Delaware Beach Area restaurants, shops, accommodations, entertainment and attractions are welcoming guests. Per delaware.gov, "Governor Carney has announced additional restrictions coupled with a stay at home advisory from now through Jan 11th. Most establishments, including retails stores and restaurants, are limited to a 30 percent capacity. Larger retail over 100k sq feet is limited to 20 percent. 10pm curfew instituted at restaurants and bars. Restaurants can deliver past 10pm. Indoor gatherings at businesses or indoor spaces open to the public must be limited to the lesser of 30 percent of the venue’s stated fire capacity, or 10 people. Delawareans and visitors must wear masks anytime they are indoors with anyone outside of their household. Face coverings are required on boardwalks and required on the beach if social distancing cannot be maintained. Members of different households must remain six (6) feet apart at all times. Delaware Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control (“DNREC”) is authorized to develop capacity limits for State beaches (including but not limited to Cape Henlopen, Delaware Seashore and Fenwick Island) on the number of vehicles and visitors allowed to enter the parks as well as limits on parking spots.
For more information, please log onto delaware.gov.
COVID19-UPDATE - EFFECTIVE NOV 23RD 2020
Almost all Delaware Beach Area restaurants, shops, accommodations, entertainment and attractions, including the waterparks and amusements, are welcoming guests. Delaware is in Phase 2 of reopening. The out-of-state self quarantine has ended and those traveling to Delaware from out of state no longer need to self quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. Beaches are OPEN, including the boardwalk in downtown Rehoboth Beach and Bethany Beach. Restaurant dining indoors is limited to 30% capacity, with allowances for additional outdoor seating. Bar seating is open to parties not exceeding two people. There has been some conflicting data reported, but visitrehoboth.com can assure you that face masks are NOT required on Delaware beaches unless social distancing can't be maintained. While visiting a business, indoor or outdoor space open to the public, including the boardwalks, individuals, with some exceptions, are required to wear a face covering. Please wear a mask to enter any establishment to receive service and maintain a distance of 6 feet or more a part from anybody not in your household.
For more information, please log onto delaware.gov.
COVID19-UPDATE - SEP 9TH 2020
Almost all Delaware Beach Area restaurants, shops, accommodations, entertainment and attractions, including the waterparks and amusements, are welcoming guests. Delaware is in Phase 2 of reopening. The out-of-state self quarantine has ended and those traveling to Delaware from out of state no longer need to self quarantine for 14 days upon arrival. Beaches are OPEN, including the boardwalk in downtown Rehoboth Beach and Bethany Beach. Restaurants are able to open at a 60% capacity. Bar service and seating at a bar may reopen as long as proper social distancing is observed between those not of the same household. There has been some conflicting data reported, but visitrehoboth.com can assure you that face masks are NOT required on Delaware beaches unless social distancing can't be maintained. While visiting a business, indoor or outdoor space open to the public, including the boardwalks, individuals, with some exceptions, are required to wear a face covering. Please wear a mask to enter any establishment to receive service and maintain a distance of 6 feet or more a part from anybody not in your household. State Park Beaches have imposed new visitor limits starting July 3.
For more information, please log onto delaware.gov.
COVID19-UPDATE - AUG 14th 2020
Delaware is in Phase 2 of reopening. Delaware Beaches are OPEN, including the boardwalk in downtown Rehoboth Beach and Bethany Beach. Although you may not sit, stand or order at a bar within certain zip codes, you can enjoy Carry Out Alcohol or dine in & enjoy drinks at a table brought to you by a server. There has been some conflicting data reported, but visitrehoboth.com can assure you that face masks are NOT required on Delaware beaches, but are required for visitors and residents in the city of Lewes, Rehoboth & Bethany, including the boardwalks. Almost all restaurants, shops and entertainment attractions, including the waterparks and amusement, are open with restrictions. Please wear a mask to enter these establishments to receive service. State Park Beaches imposed new visitor limits starting July 3
For more information, please log onto delaware.gov.
COVID19-UPDATE - June 2nd 2020
Phase 2 of Delaware’s economic reopening will begin at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, June 15. Retail establishments, restaurants and other businesses that were permitted to open at 30 percent of stated fire capacity in Phase 1 may expand to 60 percent of stated fire occupancy in Phase 2.
Child care facilities will be allowed to open for all Delaware families during Phase 2, with restrictions on group sizes and additional social distancing and cleaning protocols. The Delaware Division of Public Health (DPH) continues to encourage Delawareans to telework during Phase 2 of the economic reopening. Delaware families who can keep their children at home during Phase 2 of the reopening are encouraged to do so, to help limit group sizes and prevent transmission of COVID-19, according to public health guidance. He also announced a rolling reopening of personal care service businesses – including tattoo shops and massage therapy services. Personal care businesses may open at 30 percent of stated fire occupancy at 8:00 a.m. on Monday, June 8. Personal care service businesses and exercise facilities will remain at 30 percent of stated fire occupancy in Phase 2.
For more information, please log onto delaware.gov.
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