Cookie Policy

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files that a website can place on your device. They can help a website remember information about a visit, maintain a session, protect forms, remember preferences or measure how the website and advertising perform.

Some cookies are set directly by Travel Signals. Others may be set by third-party services used on or linked from our website.

2. Cookies and similar technologies

This policy uses the word "cookies" as a convenient term, but the same rules may also apply to similar storage and access technologies, including:

• tracking pixels;
• browser local storage and session storage;
• scripts and tags;
• device or browser identifiers;
• conversion and campaign attribution technologies.

3. Categories of technologies we use

Strictly necessary

These technologies are used where necessary to provide a service you requested or to operate essential website functions. Depending on the feature, they can support security, authentication, session management, form submission, payment flow and storage of your cookie-consent choice.

Functional

Functional technologies may remember choices or provide an optional feature. Where the law requires consent for a particular functional technology, we will not activate it until the required choice has been made.

Analytics and measurement

We may use measurement technologies to understand how Travel Signals is used and how the website performs. Where consent is legally required, such technologies will remain disabled until you opt in.

Advertising

Advertising technologies may measure advertising conversions, attribute visits to campaigns and help us understand or improve advertising audiences. We treat these as optional and require the appropriate consent before activating them on your device.

4. Technologies currently relevant to Travel Signals

The exact names, duration and behaviour of third-party cookies can change when those providers update their services. The table below therefore describes the technologies and purposes we currently expect to use rather than pretending a third-party cookie list can never change.

We will update this policy if we add a material new analytics, advertising or tracking provider.

5. AI-assisted features and automated processing

Travel Signals uses software automation and may use artificial intelligence (AI) tools to help analyse travel data, match opportunities to your profile, generate or assist with Travel Signal content, and personalise the information we send to you.

Where AI or automated tools access information stored on your device (for example, through a session cookie or local storage that identifies your profile or preferences), we apply the same consent and necessity rules as we do to other cookies and similar technologies.

The use of AI within our service is described in more detail in our Terms & Conditions and Privacy Policy.

6. Meta Pixel

Travel Signals may use the Meta Pixel to understand whether advertising on Facebook or Instagram leads to actions on our website, such as visiting a page, submitting a form or completing a purchase.

Where activated, information sent or made available to Meta may include browser and device information, page and event information, campaign identifiers and other permitted data used for measurement and attribution.

Meta controls its own processing of information under its applicable privacy and cookie terms. You can also manage advertising preferences through the controls offered by Meta.

6. Stripe and payment checkout

When you choose a paid Travel Signals plan, you may be redirected to a Stripe-hosted checkout or another payment interface provided by Stripe.

Stripe may use its own cookies and similar technologies for checkout, authentication, payment security, fraud prevention and service operation. Those technologies are controlled by Stripe and are also subject to Stripe's own policies.

8. Browser storage and session technologies

Some Travel Signals features may use browser local storage, session storage or comparable technologies instead of traditional cookies. For example, these can help maintain an authenticated session, remember a consent choice or preserve temporary state required for a requested feature.

We apply the same approach to these technologies as we do to cookies: where consent is required, the optional technology should not be used until that consent is provided.

9. Your cookie choices

When you first visit Travel Signals, you may be shown controls allowing you to accept or reject optional cookies and similar technologies.

Rejecting optional advertising or measurement technologies should not stop you from using the core Travel Signals website or purchasing a plan.

You can withdraw or change a consent choice later using the cookie settings control made available on the website.

10. Browser controls

Most browsers allow you to view, block or delete cookies through browser settings. Blocking all cookies may affect essential website or checkout functionality.

Browser settings are separate from the consent controls provided by Travel Signals and may also affect cookies used by other websites.

11. Changes to this Cookie Policy

We may update this policy when our website, tracking technologies, suppliers or legal requirements change. The latest version will be published on this page and the "Last updated" date will be revised.

12. Contact

Questions about cookies, tracking or privacy at Travel Signals can be sent to: