1. What cookies and similar technologies are
Cookies and similar browser technologies can store or access information on a device. Their use and consent requirements depend on the technology, purpose, and applicable law.
Travelar
Cookie Policy
Draft information about essential browser storage and the status of optional cookies and similar technologies.
Draft — legal review required
This policy is draft information, not an approved contract or legal advice. It is not ready for publication as a final policy. Travelar must confirm the applicable legal entity, markets, contact details, effective date, and jurisdiction-specific terms with qualified counsel before relying on or publishing it as final.
2. Essential storage
Technologies necessary for a requested service may support core functionality, security, or session continuity. The actual names, providers, duration, purpose, and data collected must be verified against the production website before a definitive inventory is published.
3. Optional technologies
Analytics, advertising, and other optional technologies must not be described as active unless they are verified in the deployed site. Where used, they must be presented and controlled in accordance with applicable consent rules. The current cookie settings notice says optional analytics and marketing technologies are not configured; this must be rechecked against the production build before publication.
4. Browser controls and settings
Browser settings may allow you to block or remove cookies, but blocking essential technologies can affect site functionality. The current Cookie Settings control explains that only essential functionality is configured; it does not provide category-level controls for optional technologies.
5. Changes and publication status
Before this policy is final, the production cookie and SDK inventory, third-party recipients, purposes, retention periods, consent behaviour, and applicable market requirements must be verified. Do not infer deployed technologies from this draft.