GuestVoyages uses a deliberately minimal cookie footprint. The platform is designed around private hospitality — there are no advertising trackers, no third-party profiling and no behavioural-targeting pixels.
Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow the platform to remember information about your visit, keep you signed in, and store your preferences between sessions. Some cookies are essential for the platform to function; others are optional and only set with your consent.
GuestVoyages uses cookies and similar local-storage technologies for four narrow purposes:
Required for the platform to function. Stores your session token, your cookie-consent choice, and security tokens that prevent cross-site request forgery. Cannot be disabled because the portal cannot operate without them.
Remembers convenience preferences such as the last-viewed charter, your preferred sort order in lists, and whether you've already dismissed informational banners. Improves the feel of the platform; the platform works fine without them.
Anonymous, aggregated usage measurement. Helps us understand which flows are working and which are not. We do not use this category to build advertising profiles, and analytics data cannot be tied back to your name, your charter or your guest details.
Not used by GuestVoyages today. We reserve this category in case your operator chooses to enable targeted communications in future — and even then, only with your fresh consent. We will never sell your data to advertisers.
The first time you visit GuestVoyages we show a banner asking how you would like us to handle non-essential cookies. You have three options:
Your choice is stored locally on your device. We do not record cookie preferences on our servers, so you can withdraw or change them at any time without contacting us.
GuestVoyages does not currently load any third-party cookies, advertising pixels, social-network embeds or behavioural-tracking scripts. If we ever add such a service, the cookie banner will surface the change and ask for your fresh consent before any third-party script runs.
You can clear your stored consent at any time by clearing browser data for this site, and you'll see the banner again on your next visit. Alternatively, set your browser to block all cookies — the platform may then ask you to sign in more frequently, but it will not break.