Cookie notice
A cookie is a small file a site asks the browser to keep and send back with every request. Below is every cookie this service uses: there are three, and each is named.
Last updated: September 2, 2026
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1. Essential cookies
ts_session — your session identifier. httpOnly (not readable from JavaScript), SameSite=Lax, sent over HTTPS only. Without it you would have to sign in again on every page. It lives until you sign out or the session expires.
ts_locale — the interface language you chose. Kept for a year so your choice survives between visits.
ts_consent — the answer you gave in the banner: which categories are allowed. Kept for 180 days. It holds three yes/no values and no identifiers.
These cannot be switched off: the service does not work without them. They are not used for advertising and are not shared with third parties.
2. Analytics
No analytics counter is connected today — the pages load no third-party script at all. We still ask in advance and record the answer in ts_consent, so that if a counter is added later it will not start without your consent, and you can withdraw consent without waiting for the file to expire.
3. Marketing
The service has no marketing cookies and no advertising pixels. The category stays in the banner so the choice is complete: if you allow it and we later add a pixel, it will not switch on under an old consent. Today, allowing this category changes nothing.
4. Third-party cookies
Once you follow a link to a partner site to book, that site’s cookie policy applies — we do not decide which files it sets. A link to an offer is a navigation, not an embed: our pages carry no partner scripts, and the partner never learns what you searched for here.
5. Controlling cookies
A browser deletes cookies together with history. After a clean-up the banner returns — we do not treat a consent as still standing when the file holding it is gone.
Browser settings can block cookies entirely or for one site. Blocking the essential ones breaks sign-in; tour search keeps working, but without favourites or price watches.
The simplest way to withdraw consent to analytics and marketing is to clear ts_consent. After 180 days the file removes itself.
6. Changes
If the set of cookies changes, we update this document and ask again: a consent given earlier does not extend to categories that did not exist when you chose.
This document describes how the service behaves today. If anything the service does differs from this text, that is a defect and we want to hear about it.