Essential site behavior
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Cookie Policy
How cookies support.
This cookie policy explains how small data files and related tools may be used across the website to keep pages working properly, improve usability, and help us understand how visitors interact with the site.
Applies to
Website browsing activity
Focus
Function, performance, and preference
Control
Browser and device settings
Updated
April 1, 2026
Performance awareness
Cookies and related technologies may help us understand how visitors use pages so we can improve layout, clarity, and journey flow over time.
User choice matters
Visitors can usually control or delete cookies through their browser settings, although doing so may affect how parts of the site perform.
What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text files stored on a device when a visitor uses a website.
They can serve different purposes depending on how the site is built. Some help a website remember choices or maintain session continuity, while others help website operators understand how visitors move through the pages and where improvements may be needed.
Cookies are not all the same. Some are strictly necessary for a service to work as intended, while others are optional and relate more to analytics, convenience, or personalized experience. The exact mix can vary depending on the tools and features active on the site at a given time.
- Session cookies may operate only while the browser is open.
- Persistent cookies may remain for a defined period unless manually removed.
- Some tools can also use similar technologies that serve related functions.
How We Use Cookies
Cookies may be used to support functionality, user experience, and overall site improvement.
At a practical level, cookies can help pages behave more consistently, keep visitor preferences in place, or support interactive features that would otherwise reset too often. On a site like this, that may include retaining user choices, supporting search interactions, or improving stability across pages.
Cookies can also contribute to a better understanding of overall site usage. That information may help identify where visitors stop, where content needs to be clearer, or which pages are most frequently used. The aim is to improve the website experience rather than to create unnecessary friction for visitors.
- Maintaining essential session or functional behavior.
- Remembering simple preferences where appropriate.
- Supporting performance review and site improvement activity.
- Helping us understand broad usage patterns and content effectiveness.
Types Of Cookies That May Be Used
The categories below explain the broad cookie purposes a visitor may encounter.
Strictly necessary cookies support core functions that make the website usable. Without them, some parts of the site may not perform properly or may lose important session behavior that the visitor expects.
Performance or analytics cookies help track broad interaction patterns, such as which pages are visited most often or where visitors appear to leave. Functionality cookies may remember user preferences or convenience choices that improve the browsing experience. If third-party services are used, they may also place their own cookies subject to their own policies.
- Necessary cookies for essential operation and security.
- Analytics cookies for understanding page usage and improvement opportunities.
- Preference cookies for remembering user choices where applicable.
- Third-party cookies where an outside service supports part of the website experience.
Important note
Third-party tools may update how they use cookies over time, so their own policies should also be reviewed where relevant.
How To Manage Cookies
Visitors usually have meaningful control over cookies through browser settings.
Most modern browsers allow users to review, block, limit, or delete cookies. The exact steps differ by browser and device, but settings generally exist within privacy, security, or site data controls. These tools let visitors tailor how much information a site can store locally.
Please note that restricting cookies may change how the website functions. Some convenience features may stop working smoothly, preferences may reset, or interactive elements may require more manual input each time a visitor returns. That does not mean cookies should always be accepted, only that disabling them may involve trade-offs.
- Review browser privacy settings regularly.
- Delete stored cookies if you no longer want them on the device.
- Block selected cookie categories where the browser supports that level of control.
- Remember that disabling cookies can affect usability and convenience.
Changes To This Policy
This policy may be updated if website features, tools, or practices change over time.
When a website evolves, the technologies it uses can also change. New functionality, analytics arrangements, security measures, or page features may all affect how cookies and related tools operate. For that reason, this policy may be revised when needed to reflect the current position more accurately.
Visitors who want to stay informed should review this page periodically, especially before relying on older assumptions about how site technologies behave. The date shown on the page helps indicate when the content was last refreshed.
- Policy language may be refined for clarity.
- Cookie descriptions may change if site features are updated.
- The latest version on this page should be treated as the current reference point.
Frequently Asked Questions
These quick answers cover the most common questions we receive around this page and the wider booking journey.
Not every cookie serves the same purpose. Some may support essential functions, while others relate more to performance or preferences. Blocking certain cookies may affect how parts of the site behave.
Yes. In most browsers, cookies can be reviewed and removed through privacy or browsing-data settings.
They may. If an outside tool supports part of the site experience, that provider can have its own policy covering how its cookies or similar technologies operate.