General Terms and Conditions for ITI Events
General Provisions
By completing the electronic (online) registration or registering by other means for an event (“Event”)
organized and/or promoted by the ITI Foundation (“ITI”; a foundation under Swiss law), a contract
(“Contract”) between the participant and the ITI/Event Organizer is concluded. Such contract is subject to
the present General Terms and Conditions (“GTC”). By completing the electronic (online) registration or
registering by other means, the participant confirms knowledge and acceptance of the GTC.
Liability Disclaimer
Alteration of Program
The event program is correct at the time of publication by the ITI. The ITI reserves the right to alter or delete
items on the program, its schedule and other aspects of its organization at its sole discretion and without
advance notice. Further, the ITI reserves the right to postpone or cancel an Event. The ITI, the management
or organizers and third parties that may be involved in running the Event shall not be liable, whether in
contract or in tort, for any direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damage, loss of profit or any
inconvenience a participant may incur as a result of such alterations, deletions, postponement or
cancellation.
Breach of Contract and Liability
Any liability, whether in contract or in tort, of the ITI, the management or organizers and third parties that
may be involved in running the Event shall be excluded to the extent permitted by the applicable laws. In
particular, any liability, whether in contract or in tort, shall be excluded in the case of minor or medium
negligence. The ITI, the management or organizers and third parties that may be involved in running the
Event shall in no way be liable for any direct, indirect, incidental or consequential damage, loss of profit or
any inconvenience a participant may incur as a result of non-performance or improper performance of the
Contract.
Force Majeure
The ITI, the management or organizers and third parties that may be involved in running the Event shall not
be in default (delay) and shall not be liable, whether in contract or in tort, for non-fulfillment of the Contract,
in the case of such default, where non-fulfillment is the result of an event which is beyond their or their
suppliers’ or subcontractors’ control (in each case a “Force Majeure Event”), including but not limited to: acts
of God, total or partial destruction of production plants, conditions of war, insurrection or civil disturbances,
revolution, acts of government, acts of terror, fire, epidemics and pandemics, quarantine restrictions,
unusual severe weather conditions, embargoes or trade restrictions or any other event which is considered
as Force Majeure according to international practice.
Data Collection
The ITI and/or the event organizer handle all personal data according to prevailing laws. To register for the
congress, it is necessary to collect, save and process your personal data. Information gathered at congress
registration will only be used for the purposes of planning and conducting the congress and will only be
passed on to third parties that are directly involved with the running of the congress and only if the
organizational procedure makes it necessary (e.g. hotel). In order to provide full access to the recordings of
the event, a free iti.org account in the registree’s name will be created if an existing account is not already
available.
The ITI will provide information of other similar events unless consent is withheld during registration.
News/Media
The ITI plans to carry out filming and photography at the event for use in its educational, news or
promotional material in print, electronic or other media, including the ITI website. All such material is the
property of the ITI. By participating in the event, you grant the ITI the right to use these images/videos for
such purposes. Only officially contracted ITI event vendors and journalists with ITI-approved press
credentials will be permitted to take photographs and film material. Anyone making a recording (using
personal video/audio equipment, cell phones, digital/film cameras, tape recorders or similar) without prior
permission from the ITI or without proper credentials will be asked to stop using these devices immediately –
the ITI does not take any liability.
Insurance
Registration fees do not include insurance of any kind. It is recommended that participants take out an
insurance policy when registering for the Event and booking travel and accommodation. The policy should
include:
– loss of registration fees resulting from cancellation of event participation or cancellation of the event
itself,
– loss of international/domestic airfares and hotel booking costs through cancellation for any reason,
– failure to utilize tours or pre-booked arrangements due to airline delays, strikes, force majeure or any
other reason,
– medical expenses (including sickness and accident cover),
– loss or damage to personal property,
– additional expenses and repatriation should travel arrangements have to be altered.
The ITI does not take any liability for participants failing to arrange their own insurance in their country of
residence.
Cancellation of Participation
Cancellations must be sent in writing to the event registration office: worldsymposium@iti.org.
Refunds will be issued as follows:
Cancellations received
• by October 31, 2026: full refund, less an administration fee of EUR 50
• by March 1, 2027:
80% refund
• as of March 2, 2027: no refund will be issued
Registrations can be transferred to a different person until 7 days prior to the first event day. To do so, please
contact the event registration office: worldsymposium@iti.org. An administration fee of EUR 75 will apply.
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