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Which cookies this site sets, what the booking form keeps in your browser, and why there is nothing to consent to.
This site sets one cookie, and it is there to remember which market you chose. There is no analytics, no advertising and no third-party tag anywhere on it, which is why you are not asked to agree to anything. The booking form also keeps your progress in your browser while you fill it in, so a refresh does not cost you the whole thing; that stays on your device. Everything this site stores is listed below, and nothing is omitted because it was inconvenient.
The site sets a single cookie. It remembers the market and language you are reading in, so returning to the site does not put you back on a page written for somewhere else. It carries no advertising identifier, is readable only by this site, and cannot be used to build a profile of you. It is set without consent because without it the site cannot remember the one choice it asks you to make.
While you are filling in a booking, the form stores what you have entered in your browser's session storage so that a refresh or a mistyped address does not cost you the whole thing. That includes the addresses, the timing and anything you have told us about the journey. It is not a cookie and it is never sent anywhere on its own: it stays on your device, it is readable only by this site, and your browser discards it when you close the tab.
There is no analytics on this site. Not on the booking pages, not on the editorial pages, not anywhere — no page-view counter, no session recorder, no advertising pixel and no third-party tag of any kind. That is why this page asks you to consent to nothing: there is nothing running that consent would govern.
Your browser will let you clear or block cookies and site data for this site at any time. Clearing it loses only your market preference and any booking you were part-way through; the market cookie is set again the next time you choose one. If analytics is ever introduced, it will be introduced with a choice and this page will say so before it runs.
