When you click Allow in the cookie banner, we and our partners use cookies for statistics and to measure our advertising. If you click Reject, only the necessary cookies are used. You can change your choice at any time under Cookie settings at the bottom of every page.

What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser. They let the site remember things between pages and visits, and let us and our partners measure how the site and our ads are used.

Necessary cookies (always on)
Needed for the site to work: your login and shopping cart (hotels_prepaid_session), protection against form misuse (XSRF-TOKEN), your cookie choice (cookieConsent, 1 year), your language when translated (googtrans), and how often the newsletter pop-up is shown (adsModalLastShown, adsNewsletterSubscribed, adsPopupAdVisit, adsPopupPageViews).

Statistics (only if you allow)
Google Analytics (Google): which pages are visited, where visitors come from and which purchases are made, so we can improve the site (_ga, _ga_*, up to 2 years). Our own campaign cookies remember which link or ad brought you to us, for 30 days (order_source, utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign).

Advertising and measurement (only if you allow)
These tell us which ads lead to a purchase or a newsletter sign-up, and help the ad platforms show our ads to people likely to be interested.

• Google Ads (Google): _gcl_au and related cookies, up to 90 days.
• Meta Pixel (Facebook and Instagram ads): _fbp, 90 days, and _fbc (which Meta ad you clicked, if any), 90 days.
• OpenAI Measurement Pixel (ads in ChatGPT): __oppref remembers that you came from a ChatGPT ad (30 days), __obref is a random browser ID (1 year).

When you have allowed these cookies and you buy something or sign up for our newsletter, we also report that to Google, Meta and OpenAI so they can count it for the ad you came from. For OpenAI and Meta this is also sent directly from our server, together with your email address in scrambled (hashed) form, your IP address and browser type, and the order amount and products. The platforms use this to measure and improve our ads; see their own privacy policies: Google, Meta, OpenAI.

If you reject
None of the statistics or advertising cookies above are set. The Meta Pixel records no events, and the OpenAI pixel is not loaded at all. Google receives only anonymous signals without cookies (Google Consent Mode), which are not linked to you.

Changing your choice
Click Cookie settings at the bottom of any page. If you withdraw your consent, the advertising pixels stop and the OpenAI cookies are deleted. You can also delete cookies in your browser at any time. Read more in our Privacy Policy.