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Cookie Policy

Single Journey 2026 | Single and Loving It? Let’s Travel Together.

Effective date: 23 October 2026

1. Purpose

The Single Journey 2026 website was created to promote travel routes and activities, accept event applications, share news and partner benefits, and offer a quiz that recommends travel styles based on users’ interests.

The website may use cookies and similar technologies so that it works correctly and securely, remembers your preferences, analyzes website performance and measures promotional results. Actual use depends on the systems installed, the purpose of each cookie category and your consent settings, as required by law.

2. What are cookies?

Cookies are small data files that a website stores on your device, such as a computer, mobile phone or tablet, to remember certain information about your visit. The website may also use similar technologies, such as pixels or tags, to support its functions or measure how it is used.

Cookies can be grouped into two types by how long they are stored:

  • Session cookies: store information temporarily while you browse and generally expire when the session ends or the browser is closed.
  • Persistent cookies: are stored for a set period, or until you delete them or they expire according to their settings.

3. Types of cookies and their purposes

The website may use the following types of cookies. The types and details actually used must be consistent with the systems installed on the website.

3.1 Strictly necessary cookies

These cookies are essential for the basic operation of the website, such as security, system functions, remembering necessary states and recording your cookie consent choices.

If these cookies are strictly necessary to provide a service you have requested, they cannot be turned off through the cookie settings menu.

3.2 Functional cookies

These cookies remember your settings or choices so that the website is more convenient to use, such as remembering certain settings or functions you have selected.

If you reject these cookies, some functions may not be able to remember your previous settings, depending on how the website actually works.

3.3 Analytics cookies

These cookies help us understand how the website is used, such as the number of visitors, the most popular pages and how different parts of the website are used, so that we can improve its performance and user experience.

Data collection depends on the analytics tools the website actually uses, and consent will be requested before these cookies are used where required by law.

3.4 Advertising and marketing cookies

These cookies may be used to measure promotional results, analyze campaign performance, or support content and advertising relevant to your interests, including measuring visits to content or click-throughs to partner channels, if tools supporting these purposes are installed.

These cookies only operate when actually in use and when consent has been given as required by law.

The categories above describe the types of cookies the website may use. They do not mean that every category is currently installed or in use. Details of cookies actually in use must follow the cookie list verified from the website’s systems.

4. Managing your cookie consent

When you visit the website, a cookie consent banner may appear so that you can choose to:

  1. Accept all cookies: allow cookies of the types listed in the cookie settings.
  2. Reject non-essential cookies: reject cookies that are not necessary for the basic operation of the website.
  3. Cookie settings: accept or reject cookies by category, as supported by the system.

Rejecting non-essential cookies does not affect cookies that are strictly necessary to provide the services you request.

You can change or withdraw your consent later through the cookie settings menu on the website, where supported. Such changes will apply to the relevant cookies according to your settings.

The website must be configured so that cookies requiring consent do not run before you give consent, and must support changing or withdrawing consent as set out in the system.

5. Third-party cookies

The website may connect to or use third-party services to support its operation, analytics or promotion. If such services are installed, the providers may use cookies or related technologies under their own policies.

You should review the privacy and cookie policies of the relevant providers. The list of providers and their purposes related to this website must match the systems actually in use.

6. Information from event application forms and the quiz

The website may include event application forms that ask for information such as your full name, nickname, gender, age, phone number, email address, social media accounts, province of residence, relationship status, food allergies and the health information necessary to keep you safe during the event.

This is information you enter in the form; it is not automatically collected through cookies. The collection, use, disclosure and retention of this information must follow the privacy notice for event applicants.

If the website offers a travel-style quiz, your answers or results may be processed according to how the system is actually designed. Details on storage, links to personal data or data transfers must accurately reflect the system in use.

The website should avoid sending personal data entered by applicants, including health information, to analytics or advertising tools unless the necessity, purpose and appropriate legal basis have been assessed and relevant data protection measures are in place.

7. Cookie retention periods

Each type of cookie may be stored for a different period depending on its purpose, its type and the provider involved.

Retention periods for cookies actually in use must be stated in the website’s cookie list based on verifiable information. Cookie retention periods do not have to match the retention period for data from event application forms, which is considered separately according to its purpose and the relevant privacy notice.

8. Managing cookies in your browser

In addition to the website’s settings, you can manage or delete cookies through your web browser settings. However, disabling some cookies in your browser may affect how the website works or how convenient it is to use.

Browser settings do not necessarily replace all consent settings on the website, so you should also use the website’s cookie settings menu where available.

9. Updates to this cookie policy

This policy may be updated when there are changes to the systems, technologies, purposes of cookie use or legal requirements. The effective date of the updated version will be stated as appropriate.

Please review this policy from time to time to stay informed about how the website uses cookies.

10. Contact

If you have any questions about this cookie policy, please contact:

Effective date: 23 October 2026