Cookies Policy

Effective date: 11 November 2026
Version: 2026-11-11

This Cookies Policy is a part of our Terms and Privacy Policy. It applies to all our websites listed in section 1 of the Privacy Policy.

What are cookies?

Cookie is a small piece of information placed by a website to the user computer. These small files enable the server to provide you with the information that is customized with your needs when you use some platform or website for the next time. Websites can also keep similar information in your browser’s local storage and session storage; this policy covers those too.

Cookies are used to enhance your user experience. Among these Cookies are, for example, those used for the management of the first party statistics employed directly by the owner of the site. But this is not the only beneficial thing the cookies can do. Cookies are also the tool that enables the behavioral advertising. If you have searched for some goods or services, and the certain business offers such goods or services, cookies on your computer could help such business to advertise their goods or services to you later. Cookies enable the owner of the website or platform to see the actions and the user’s preferences on the website or platform, analyze this information and provide the user with more relevant information on services the user is currently using or may use.

Some of the services collect statistics in aggregated form and may not require the consent of the user or may be managed directly by the owner – depending on how they are described – without the help of third parties.

Which cookies does tripmydream use?

We may install on your device the following types of cookies:

  • Necessary cookies make the Website work without errors, keep your account secure, remember your language and country and store your cookie choice. They are always active.
  • Functional cookies remember your currency and recent searches and your reactions to articles, and enable optional services such as sign-in with Google. We set them only with your consent.
  • Analytics cookies measure visits, activity and session duration to help us improve the Website. They are set by the tags described in section 3.4 of our Privacy Policy.
  • Marketing cookies personalise advertising and show relevant offers on other websites.

In addition, we set two first-party measurement cookies for every visitor, whatever the choice: tmd_guest and tmd_guest_session. They count anonymous visits and sessions and are described in the table below.

How your choice works

Which banner you see depends on where you are. Our network provider tells your browser only your country, and your browser keeps just the result (whether to ask you first) for the current tab, never the country.

  • In the European Union, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway, the United Kingdom and Switzerland, and when we cannot tell where you are, we ask first. Functional, analytics and marketing cookies stay off until you choose “Accept all” or switch them on in “Cookie settings”. Google Tag Manager loads in Google’s Consent Mode with all permissions denied; in this mode Google’s tags may send basic signals without cookies. Ads from Google AdSense are not personalised until you accept marketing cookies.
  • In all other countries, including Ukraine, you see a notice instead. Analytics and marketing are active from your first visit until you choose “Decline” or switch them off in “Cookie settings”, and ads are personalised until then. Functional cookies still need your consent. We do not record this default as your consent.

Everywhere, our own measurement cookies are set and page views are recorded before any choice. When you save any choice, including “Reject all”, we also set the visitor identifier cookies sess and tmd_gp, with which we record your choice on our server.

Your browser keeps your choice for 180 days; after that we ask again. Section 3.9 of the Privacy Policy describes the record of your choice that we keep on our server.

Cookies and similar technologies we use

NameProviderPurposeLifetimeCategory
tmd_consentTripMyDreamStores your cookie choice: its version, date and your answers for the three optional categories180 daysNecessary
tmd_guestTripMyDreamAnonymous measurement of visits: a random identifier that our server turns into a keyed pseudonym before storage; linked to your account only with analytics consent13 months, not extended when you returnSet for every visitor
tmd_guest_sessionTripMyDreamAnonymous measurement of a visit sessionEnds after 30 minutes without activitySet for every visitor
sess, tmd_gpTripMyDreamVisitor identifier for account operations, records of your cookie choice, price alerts and subscriptions, and the flight offers you open. Set when you save any cookie choice, open flight details, sign in, or send an alert or newsletter form400 daysNecessary
tmd_session, tmd_liTripMyDreamYour signed-in session, and a hint for our pages that you are signed in90 days after you last used the sessionNecessary
auth_token, l_auth_tokenTripMyDreamKeep you signed in on older pages of our websitesUp to 400 daysNecessary
tmd_google_nonceTripMyDreamSecurity check during sign-in with Google5 minutesNecessary
__a_language, __a_countryTripMyDreamYour language and countryUp to 400 daysNecessary
tmd_historyTripMyDreamLinks your browser to your recent searches, which our server keeps for 180 days after the last search180 daysFunctional
__a_currency, __b_currencyTripMyDreamYour chosen currencyUntil 18 July 2029; many browsers limit this to 400 daysFunctional
articleReaction_* (local storage)TripMyDreamRemembers your reaction to an articleNo expiry; removed when you withdraw functional consent or clear your browser dataFunctional
tmd_consent_region (session storage)TripMyDreamWhether you see the banner that asks first or the notice (never your country)Until you close the tabSet for every visitor
tmd-funnel:* (session storage)TripMyDreamKeeps the state of the results page you are viewing, such as filters and scroll positionUntil you close the tabSet when you use the results page
Cookies of the tags in Google Tag Manager: _ga, _ga_<container-id>GoogleMeasuring visits with Google Analytics 4: telling visitors apart (_ga) and keeping the state of your visit (_ga_<container-id>)2 yearsAnalytics
Google’s cookies for AdSense ads and for sign-in with GoogleGoogleShowing and measuring AdSense ads (personalised only with marketing consent, see above) and signing you in with your Google accountAs described by GoogleMarketing (AdSense) / Functional (sign-in). The names, purposes and lifetimes of these cookies are described by Google at policies.google.com/technologies/cookies

How tripmydream deals with data collected through the cookies?

Data that we collect with the cookies are processed in accordance with provisions of our Privacy Policy. For instance, these data can be accessed by our employees. The Privacy Policy also lists the service providers that receive these data (section 4) and how long we keep them (section 6).

Can you withdraw your consent and turn the cookies off?

You can change or withdraw your choice at any time with “Cookie settings” in the footer of our pages. If you withdraw functional consent, we delete your preference cookies and the recent searches linked to your browser. Withdrawing consent does not sign you out. Your choice itself stays stored, so that we remember it.

You can also remove or block cookies in the settings of your browser.