Clear information about cookies and website technologies.

1. Scope

This Cookie Policy applies to www.thetriptech.com and any Trip Tech webpage that links to it. References to “Trip Tech”, “we”, “us”, or “our” mean TRIP TECH TRAVEL AND TOURISM L.L.C.

A separate product, client portal, booking platform, mobile application, or white-label service may have its own cookie or privacy notice because its functionality and technology may differ from the public corporate website.

2. What cookies are

Cookies are small text files or data records placed on a browser or device when a website is visited. They can help a website remember information, maintain security, understand performance, preserve preferences, or support communication and marketing features.

Some cookies are set directly by the website being visited. Others may be set by third-party services embedded in or connected to the website.

3. Current status of the Trip Tech standalone pages

The current standalone website pages:

• Do not require a visitor account or authenticated session.
• Do not automatically submit the contact form to a Trip Tech server.
• Do not require non-essential cookies for navigation, content, responsive design, or local email preparation.
• Do not contain built-in advertising or remarketing scripts.
• May request externally hosted font files from Google Fonts when loaded in a browser.

Final live deployment may differ depending on the hosting provider, website platform, security layer, analytics setup, embedded services, and marketing tools selected.

4. Categories of cookies and related technologies

5. Similar technologies

Websites may use technologies that perform functions similar to cookies, including:

• Local storage and session storage for temporary or persistent browser-side information.
• Pixels, tags, scripts, SDKs, and event tracking for analytics, communication, or marketing.
• Device identifiers, session identifiers, and security tokens.
• Embedded media, maps, chat, social widgets, or third-party forms that set their own data.
• Server logs used for security, availability, diagnostics, and performance.

References to cookies in this policy include these similar technologies where relevant.

6. First-party and third-party technologies

First-party technologies are controlled by Trip Tech or the website operator for the Trip Tech domain. Third-party technologies are controlled by another organization whose service is connected to or embedded in the website.

Third parties may receive technical information directly from a visitor’s browser. Their use of that information is governed by their own privacy and cookie notices.

7. Session and persistent duration

A session cookie normally expires when the browser session ends. A persistent cookie remains for a defined period or until it is deleted.

The live cookie register should identify the name, provider, purpose, category, and duration of each cookie or similar technology in use. Durations should not be longer than reasonably necessary for the stated purpose.

8. Consent and lawful use

Where consent is required by applicable law, optional cookies or similar technologies should remain disabled until the visitor makes a valid choice.

A consent system should:

• Explain the categories and purposes in clear language.
• Allow visitors to accept, reject, or manage optional categories.
• Avoid making “accept all” easier than rejecting optional technologies where equal choice is required.
• Record the visitor’s selection for a reasonable period.
• Allow the visitor to change or withdraw the selection later.
• Block optional scripts before consent where required.

9. Managing cookie choices

When a live consent banner or preference center is enabled, visitors should be able to revisit it through a visible “Cookie Settings” or equivalent link.

10. Browser and device settings

Most browsers allow users to view, delete, block, or restrict cookies through their settings. Private browsing modes may also reduce persistence.

Blocking all cookies can affect essential functions, security controls, language settings, login sessions, forms, embedded content, or other website features. Browser controls may not fully manage all forms of local storage, device identifiers, or third-party tracking.

11. Third-party services

The live website may use third-party services for hosting, security, fonts, analytics, embedded video, maps, chat, social media, form processing, or marketing. These services may use their own cookies or similar technologies.

Before enabling a third-party tool, Trip Tech should review its purpose, privacy terms, cookie behavior, international data transfers, retention, security, and consent requirements.

Google Fonts

The standalone pages currently request font files from Google Fonts. This may cause the visitor’s browser to communicate with Google’s infrastructure. A privacy-focused live deployment may instead self-host the permitted font files or use system fonts, subject to licensing and technical review.

12. Changes to this policy

Trip Tech may update this Cookie Policy when website technologies, service providers, consent requirements, legal obligations, or business practices change. The updated version will show a revised effective date.

The live website’s cookie register and consent settings should be reviewed whenever a new script, plugin, embed, analytics tool, advertising platform, chat tool, map, or content-delivery technology is introduced.

13. Contact

Questions about cookies, consent, or website technologies may be sent to Trip Tech using the details below.