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Cookie Notice

What cookies this site sets, why they exist, and how to control them.

Last revised: 2 September 2026

Here we describe the cookies and comparable technologies Juvantera places when you read our travel guides, resort reviews, and hotel catalogue — what they do, why they exist, and what control you retain over them.

1. What cookies are

Cookies are small data files placed on your computer or mobile device when you visit a website. Site operators use them widely to keep platforms working efficiently, to remember navigational preferences, and to compile analytical reporting.

Cookies we set ourselves are described as first-party. Third-party cookies come from other providers and enable things like interactive maps, font rendering, and aggregate visitor statistics.

2. How we use cookies

Cookies we cannot switch off
These support essential operation, security checks, and navigation through our editorial pages.
Measurement cookies
These gather aggregate data on how visitors move through our reviews and ranking tables so we can refine the editorial presentation.
Cookies that remember your settings
They remember your display region, layout preference, and any filters you have applied, so those persist between visits.

3. The cookies we set

GroupPurposeDuration
Essential sessionHolds navigation state so pages render consistently.Session
MeasurementRecords how long pages are read and how readers move between them.12 months
Reader preferencesKeeps interface options and filter selections between visits.6 months

4. Controlling cookies

The choice to allow or refuse cookies is yours alone. Your browser provides the controls, and most will let you:

  • See which cookies are held on your device and delete them selectively.
  • Block third-party tracking cookies entirely.
  • Restrict cookies from specific domains, or request a prompt before any cookie is placed.
  • Delete all cookies each time you close the browser.

Please note that rejecting or disabling essential cookies may limit or degrade access to interactive ranking tables and catalogue features.

Choices you can exercise

Control over the collection and use of your personal information rests with you. Where local law provides for it, the following choices apply:

Data sharing and sale
Where the CCPA/CPRA in California or similar laws in other jurisdictions apply, you can opt out of your personal information being sold or shared with third parties. We do not sell personal information in the ordinary meaning of the term, though some data is shared with trusted partners to deliver or improve the service.
Tracking technologies
Use your browser's settings, or the consent tool on this site, to manage or reject cookies and other tracking technologies.
Marketing messages
Opt out of promotional messages and newsletters using the unsubscribe link in any communication, or by writing to us.
Withdrawing consent
Any consent you have given may be withdrawn at any point. Doing so does not render unlawful the processing that occurred before withdrawal.

Write to [email protected], or use the contact form on this site, to exercise any right or lodge an opt-out request.

5. Changes to this policy

We may amend this Cookie Policy to keep pace with operational, technical, or regulatory developments. Reviewing this page occasionally is the best way to stay informed.