Cookies and trackers
What is a tracker?
A cookie or tracker is a small piece of information stored by your browser when you visit a site. Some are essential for the site to work; others can only be used with your consent.
Trackers used
| Category | Purpose | Consent |
|---|---|---|
| Remembering your choice | Remember for 6 months whether you accepted or refused (browser local storage). | Not required (essential) |
| Objection to audience measurement (only if you asked for it) | Remember that your visits must not be counted (browser local storage). The visit counter itself uses no tracker: see the privacy policy. | Not required (essential) |
| “Resume” history | Remember the partners you opened from the site (partner, place, date), so you can pick them up from the My history page (browser local storage, never sent). Can be cleared and turned off on that page. | Not required (site feature, can be turned off) |
| Site rating (only if you rate) | Remember that you have already rated the site, to avoid duplicates (browser local storage). | Not required (essential) |
| Affiliate (Travelpayouts, Stay22 and partners) | Attribute bookings made through our links to the site, and display partner search engines and the accommodation map (flights, hotels, cars…). | Required |
What if I refuse?
The site works normally. Partner search engines are not displayed, but simple links remain available. When you click a partner link, you land on that partner’s site, which will ask for your own consent under its rules.
How long is my choice kept?
Your choice is kept for 6 months. After that, the banner will be shown again. You can also delete the site’s data in your browser settings.
Learn more: privacy policy.