Is it normal to provide passport number and date of birth to book excursions in Greece? We are wanting to book a water excursion and they are asking for all. Thanks :)
Posted by
France Southwest
1819 posts
The passport number, it's normal, it's proof for tax reasons.
The date of birth, I don't know. Ask them
Posted by
Tresana, Highlands Ranch, CO, USA
23270 posts
It is OK. They are just trying for identification. The passport number is meaningless and date of birth tends to be public information. In the US, I give my birth date all the time.