Cookies: what is set, when, and how to say no
This is a small site and it stores very little. Nothing that counts as analytics or measurement runs until you have agreed to it, and refusing changes nothing about how the pages work.
The whole of it is below. It should take about two minutes.
Before you choose
Only what is needed to serve the pages: the setting that remembers whether you have answered the banner, and whatever your browser does on its own. No measurement, no advertising, no third party tags. If you leave without answering, nothing further is set.
After you agree
If you say yes, a basic measurement cookie records which pages are read and roughly where the visit came from, in aggregate. It is used to find out which of the airport areas pages are worth expanding, and for nothing else.
No profile is built, nothing is sold, nothing is shared with an advertising network and no booking detail is ever attached to any of it.
Saying no, or changing your mind
Decline in the banner and nothing beyond the necessary cookie is set. Every page, every companion and every booking route works exactly as before.
To change your answer later, clear this site's cookies in your browser and the banner appears again. You can also block cookies for this site entirely; the pages will still load and the links will still work.
How long anything lasts
The consent setting lasts a few months and then asks again. The measurement cookie expires within the year. Nothing on this site keeps anything for longer than it is useful for, and what happens to a booking conversation is set out separately on the privacy page.
Read the sign, then pick the hour
Send a length, a time and the road or the terminal you are staying near, and a name comes back with a travel window on it.