There exists a variety of cookies and similar technologies.

Cookies

When browsing websites, small text files called cookies are sent to your computer or mobile device. These cookies can come from us (first party) or from a third-party partner or supplier (third-party). They are divided into two types: session cookies that recognize and track user actions during a browsing session, and persistent cookies that help us identify returning users until their expiration date. You can delete these cookies before they expire if desired.

Other technologies that are similar in nature

Web beacons, gifs, and clear gifs are small graphics with individual identifiers that are hidden on websites and in emails. They enable us to track page visits and the performance of ad banners on our own and other websites. Additionally, we utilize web beacons in our HTML-based emails to determine if they have been opened by recipients. This assists us in evaluating the success of specific communications, promotions, and marketing campaigns.

Beacons use short-range, one-way signals to communicate with mobile apps on your phone. These signals are only sent when you are in close proximity and have given consent. This allows them to notify you of relevant trip experiences, as well as any associated deals or promotions.

Pixels are tiny objects inserted into a webpage that remain unseen by the user. They are utilized for delivering cookies to your device, streamlining the log-in procedure, tracking activity on our sites, and providing online services.

Tags are HTML code snippets that prompt your browser to request specific content from an ad. This allows us to display pertinent advertisements and promotions for you.

Scripts are chunks of JavaScript that automatically trigger upon the loading of webpages, checking for user interaction with related content.

HTML 5 and other Local Storage Objects allow us to save your preferences and content. Our partnered third-parties may also utilize Local Storage Objects to gather and retain information about your internet browsing habits for targeted advertising on our site.

In this Cookie Statement, the various technologies mentioned will be commonly referred to as "cookies."

Cookies are utilized on airportvisits.com.

At airportvisits.com, we utilize cookies for various purposes such as:

• Assist us in enhancing your visit to our sites by facilitating transactions and ensuring optimal site functionality.
• Keep in mind your chosen settings, such as language, region, and currency, for a personalized experience. Receive tailored ads and track their effectiveness. Easily revisit past travel inquiries.
• Spot mistakes on our webpages.
• Assist with safeguarding information and possibly uncover and examine suspicious or deceitful actions.
• Assist us in comprehending the website traffic, encompassing visit times and dates as well as other relevant data.
• Evaluate the performance of our websites.

Cookies gather various types of information, including but not limited to website preferences, user activity, and device information.

The information we gather through cookies encompasses the following types:

• The IP address, device ID, pages viewed, and browser type are all essential pieces of information for tracking online activity.
• Perusing data OS ISP.
• If you have clicked on, or engaged with, an advertisement that contains Referring or referred links or URLs.
• Features utilized and actions performed on our websites and within our applications.

For further details on the types of information that are collected automatically, please refer to the Categories of Personal Information We Collect and Use section in our Privacy Statement.

There are various types and purposes of cookies.

Cookies that are necessary for the functioning of a website.

Some cookies are essential to the proper functioning of our Website and App. These cookies enable you to navigate our sites and allow us to securely recognize returning users for actions such as logging in and managing bookings. Please note that it is not possible to opt out of these essential cookies.

In addition to the aforementioned types, there are various other varieties of cookies available.

In addition, we utilize various other forms of cookies to enhance the appeal and functionality of our website for your benefit.

Functional Cookies allow our Website and Apps to remember your preferences, including language, settings, shopping cart content, and previous searches. They are utilized to enhance and personalize your overall experience on our sites.

Performance Cookies are responsible for identifying and gathering information on user behavior to measure and enhance the overall performance of our Website or Apps.

Our performance cookies track the ways visitors use our sites in aggregate. This includes gathering information on how long visitors spend on each page, the number of clicks made, search queries used, and mouse movements and scrolling activity. We utilize this data to assess the efficiency of our advertising, identify any technical problems with the website, and enhance our services for a better user experience.

When it comes to analytics, our third-party service providers may utilize cookies to carry out their tasks. They may also merge the data they gather about you on our websites with other information they have obtained. Please note that this Cookie Statement does not extend to the use of your information by these third-party providers.

At airportvisits.com Group, our trusted third-party partners and we utilize cookies to tailor your browsing experience and show you more relevant ads based on your preferences.

These cookies are gathered through your interactions with our site, as well as third-party advertisements on both our site and others, as well as pre-existing cookies on your device. These cookies may also be used to limit the frequency of ads, measure advertising success, and display customized content. Please note that we do not have access to the information collected by our partners' cookies, and their data practices are not covered in this Cookie Statement. If you choose to opt out of these cookies, you will receive less personalized advertising.

You have the choice to control the information you share with us.

You have the option to decline tailored online advertising on this website, as well as other sites. For more information on opting out of having your data used for customized advertising, you may refer to one of the following resources:

• This website, http://www.youronlinechoices.eu/ is applicable for those in the EEA, Switzerland and UK.
• If you're in Canada, check out http://youradchoices.ca/choices/ for more information.
• For more information and the opportunity to manage your choices, visit http://www.aboutads.info/choices/.
• To opt out of targeted advertising, visit http://optout.networkadvertising.org/.

Please be aware that opting out of personalized ads will result in you still being shown online advertisements, but they may not be as specific or applicable to your interests.

Some of our advertising partners are part of the Network Advertising Initiative, providing a centralized option to opt out of targeted ads from their member companies.

For more information, click here and here.

Do you know how to handle your cookies?

You have the option to adjust your web browser settings to either accept or decline cookies at your convenience. However, it is important to note that rejecting cookies may limit your ability to access certain functions and parts of our site.

Signals and mechanisms that prevent tracking, such as Do-Not-Track signals.

Various web browsing programs may send out "do-not-track" messages to websites that they communicate with. However, due to variations in how these programs implement and activate this function, it is sometimes unclear if users intended for these signals to be sent or if they are even aware of them. The individuals involved in the prominent organization dedicated to setting Internet standards are currently deliberating on what actions should be taken by sites upon receiving these signals. At present, we do not react to these signals. Once a definitive standard is defined and implemented, we will review our websites' responses accordingly and make necessary revisions to this Cookie Statement.

Please feel free to reach out to us. We value your communication and are always available to assist you.

If you have any inquiries or concerns regarding our use of your personal information, or would like to learn more about our handling practices and exercise your rights to access, correct, or request the deletion of your personal information, please reach out to us through our Privacy Section here.

To obtain additional details about the data controller(s) (including joint controllers, when applicable) and/or Representative responsible for the personal information we handle, please click here.

Changes have been made to the Statement.

This Statement is subject to potential updates based on evolving laws or technical and business advancements. In the event that we suggest any significant modifications, we will inform you with a notice on this page. To find out the latest version of this Cookie Statement, simply check the "last updated" date at the top of the page.