Cookie Policy (EU)

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Contents · 7 sections
  1. What is a cookie?
  2. Your choice
  3. Cookies placed with your consent
  4. Cookies and storage necessary for the site
  5. Audience measurement without cookies
  6. Links to our partners
  7. Learn more

Last updated: November 9, 2026.

This page explains which cookies and other trackers Alsace Voyage uses, what they are for, and how to change your choice.

A cookie is a small file saved by your browser when you visit a website. Some are essential for the site to work; others can only be placed with your consent. The same rules apply to information the site keeps in your browser’s memory (local storage).

Your choice

On your first visit, a message from Google asks for your consent to advertising. You can accept everything, or choose purpose by purpose with the “Manage options” button. Your answer does not prevent you from reading the guide.

You can also delete the site’s cookies in your browser settings: the message will then be shown to you again.

  • Google AdSense advertising: with your consent, Google and its partners use cookies to display ads, personalize them based on your interests, and measure their effectiveness. Without your consent, ads are not personalized. The list of Google’s partners and their purposes can be viewed in the consent message (“Manage options”). Learn more: how Google uses cookies.

Cookies and storage necessary for the site

These do not require your consent, as they are used only to operate the site or to remember your choices.

  • pll_language (Alsace Voyage): remembers the language in which you read the site. Duration: one year.
  • FCCDCF and FCNEC (Google): record your response to the consent message, so you are not asked again on every page. Duration: 13 months at most.
  • Travel notebook (local storage): the places you favorite stay in your browser. They are never sent to the site.
  • Polls (local storage): remembers that you have already voted, so the results can be displayed.
  • Outpush notifications (local storage: push_uuid, push_promptTrack, pushMST_lastUserPrompt): a technical identifier that prevents the notification invitation from being shown to you too often and, if you accept it in your browser’s window, allows notifications to be sent to you. You can stop notifications in your browser settings.

Audience measurement without cookies

We measure our audience with Plausible Analytics, which places no cookies and keeps no data that could identify you. This measurement therefore does not require your consent.

When you click on a partner link (GetYourGuide, Civitatis, Expedia, Hotels.com…), the partner’s website may place its own cookies, in particular to credit your booking to Alsace Voyage. These are governed by that partner’s policy.

Learn more

The processing of your personal data is described in our privacy policy. For any questions: Contact page. To learn more about cookies and your rights: cnil.fr.