Effective from: 20 July 2026
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small files or similar identifiers stored on or read from a user’s device by a website. They enable website operation, preference storage, usage measurement and, where the user consents, personalised advertising.
2. Categories
| Category | Purpose | Consent | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Necessary | security, core functions and privacy-choice storage | no, where genuinely strictly necessary | session cookie, consent status |
| Analytics | understanding visits and improving the website | yes | Google Analytics |
| Marketing | campaign measurement, remarketing and personalised advertising | yes | Meta Pixel |
| Functional | optional functions that are not strictly necessary | normally yes | maps, embedded content |
3. Consent management
On the first visit, the user is shown a consent manager offering equally prominent options: “Reject optional”, “Accept all” and “Settings”. Analytics and marketing cookies must not load before valid consent. The user can change the decision at any time through the “Cookie settings” link in the footer.
4. Planned cookies and technologies
The following table is prepared for the planned use of Google Analytics and Meta Pixel. Before publication, the technical implementation must confirm the actual cookie names, retention periods and domains.
| Provider | Name / technology | Purpose | Planned duration | Category |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| JAE | consent / local storage | storage of the user’s choice | up to 12 months | necessary |
| Google Analytics | _ga | distinguishing users for statistics | normally up to 2 years, depending on settings | analytics |
| Google Analytics | _ga_<ID> | maintaining session state | normally up to 2 years, depending on settings | analytics |
| Meta | _fbp | measurement and delivery of advertising | normally up to 3 months | marketing |
| Meta | Pixel events | visit events, such as page view or form submission | depends on provider settings | marketing |
5. Browser settings
Users can also delete or block cookies in browser settings. Blocking necessary cookies may affect correct website operation. Browser settings do not replace the option to withdraw consent on the website.
6. Third parties and transfers
Google and Meta may process data for their own purposes in accordance with their policies. Because processing may take place outside the European Economic Area, JAE uses available contractual and technical safeguards and activates non-essential technologies only after consent.
7. Contact and changes
For questions, write to info@julianalpsexperience.com. The current version will be published with the date of the update. Where required, consent will be requested again following significant changes or the introduction of new categories.