A cookie is a small piece of data (a text file) that a website asks your browser to store on your device when you visit it. This allows the website to remember information about you, such as your language preference or sign-in details. We set these cookies ourselves, so they are known as first-party cookies.
In addition to our own cookies, we use third-party services to analyse how our website is used, measure our campaigns and, where you have given your consent, personalise advertising. Depending on the service and the preferences you have selected, these third parties may receive data such as cookie identifiers, browser information, your activity on the website and your IP address.
Google is one of these third parties. We use its measurement and advertising services, including Google Analytics and Google Ads. You can read about how Google uses data it receives from websites like ours here.
Below, we list the third parties and the cookies or technologies each uses on this website, together with their purpose and duration. You can accept, reject or manage non-essential cookies through the settings panel and change your choice later.
OneTrust: manages the cookie banner and saves your consent preferences so that your choice is remembered when you return to the website.
Google Analytics 4 (GA4): analyses website usage and user interactions to help us improve our services.
Google Ads: measures the results of our campaigns and, with your consent, uses data about your browsing activity to personalise the ads you may see on Google services and partner websites.
Meta Ads: measures actions taken on our website and the results of our campaigns on Meta. With your consent, it also uses data about your browsing activity to personalise the ads you may see on Meta platforms.
Criteo: measures the results of our campaigns and, with your consent, shows you personalised ads based on your interests and browsing activity.
Webgains: identifies and attributes bookings made through affiliate partners and measures the results of our affiliate campaigns.
Microsoft Advertising: measures conversions from our campaigns and, with your consent, uses data about your browsing activity to create audiences and personalise the ads you may see through Microsoft’s advertising services.
Salesforce: collects interactions on the website, measures campaigns or personalises communications. The specific purposes should be described here.