Cookie Policy

Cookies used by MyTripTools

A cookie is a small value a website stores in your browser and receives with later requests. MyTripTools uses first-party cookies for security, account sessions and features you request. The current site does not load advertising or third-party analytics trackers.

Security csrftoken

Helps protect forms and account actions against forged requests. The default lifetime is up to 364 days and it can be refreshed when you use the site.

Your session sessionid

Keeps account and temporary request state. Login may last for the browser session, or up to 28 days when you choose to stay signed in. Other sessions use the site's default expiry, normally 14 days.

Temporary feedback messages

May carry a confirmation or error between pages. It is cleared when the message is consumed or the session cookie expires.

Browser-owned plans planner_owner

Recognises plans created in this browser so they can be reopened and managed. It can last up to one year and is refreshed when used by the relevant planner feature.

This notice mtt_cookie_notice

Remembers that you dismissed the cookie notice for 180 days. It does not enable advertising, analytics or any extra tracking.

Not every cookie is set on every visit. The cookies present depend on the features you use. Private administration areas may use additional access-control cookies.

Storage for your travel tools

Browser storage is separate from cookies. It can hold more information and usually stays on your device until the feature or your browser removes it.

• Tools such as the Random Holiday Generator, Visited Map, games and airport search can remember preferences, selections, scores or recent activity to support repeat use.
• The Travel Planner and supported calculators can keep drafts or saved inputs. Account save and import features may also send supported data to your MyTripTools account.
• Some temporary tool state, such as an assistant conversation or recovery draft, uses session storage that normally clears when its browser tab is closed.
• The newsletter invitation stores whether you subscribed or dismissed it. A dismissal is remembered for 30 days so the invitation does not repeatedly interrupt your visit.
• When you request an offline planner copy, the site stores the files and trip information needed to reopen it without a connection. Remove offline copies using the planner controls or your browser's site-data settings.

Local storage may remain until you clear it; it does not always have a fixed expiry. Avoid saving private travel details on a shared device. Clearing site data can remove unsynced drafts and your ability to reopen browser-owned plans.

Maps and external services

Some tools load maps, images or data from external providers. A direct browser request may reveal your IP address and the query or location needed for that feature. The source or provider is identified within the relevant tool where available.

Following an external link takes you to a service with its own cookie and privacy practices. The MyTripTools notice does not control cookies on another website.

Your controls

The cookie notice explains the current use of cookies and storage. “Got it” only dismisses that information; it is not consent to advertising or unrelated uses of your data.

If JavaScript is unavailable, the same information appears in an expandable section below the footer. Opening or closing it keeps you on the current page.

Use a tool's reset, remove, save or offline controls where provided. Your browser also lets you inspect, block and delete cookies and site storage. Blocking security or session cookies can prevent login, forms or saved-plan features from working.

If optional tracking is introduced, this policy and the relevant choices will need to reflect it before that tracking is enabled.

Questions about cookies or privacy?

Email info@mytriptools.com. For more about personal information, read the Privacy Policy.