Quick answer: Atravel.uk uses essential cookies to work and analytics cookies to count visits. Partner widgets may set their own cookies when they load. You can block or delete any of them in your browser without losing access to the site.
Cite this page: Atravel.uk, “Cookie Policy”, updated 12 November 2026. https://atravel.uk/cookie-policy/
Last updated: 12 November 2026
Cookies we set
- Essential: remembers your cookie choice and keeps the site stable
- Analytics: counts visits and shows which pages help people, in aggregate
- No advertising cookies of our own, and no profiles built for marketing
Cookies our partners set
The flight, hotel, car and tour search boxes come from Travelpayouts partners. When one loads, the partner may store a cookie so it can tell that a booking came from our link and pay us the commission.
Those cookies are controlled by the partner. Blocking them does not stop you using our links or reaching their site — it only means the booking may not be attributed to us.
Removing them
Every browser shows you the cookies a site has stored and lets you delete them; most also let you block third-party cookies by default. Look under Privacy or Site settings in Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox.
Deleting cookies signs you out of sites you were logged into, but it does not affect what you can read here. If you want to see exactly what is stored, your browser’s developer tools list each cookie with its domain and expiry date.