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Cookies and similar technologies store or access information on a device. Some are necessary for the site, account, basket, checkout and security to work. Optional order attribution helps us understand how visitors find the shop. These are separate from the cookies needed to provide a booking or purchase.

• Strictly necessary: used for security, core WordPress and WooCommerce functions, account sessions, basket and checkout. These are active only where needed to provide the requested service.
• Consent preferences: Complianz remembers your cookie choices so the website can apply them on later pages.
• Optional order attribution (Marketing choice): WooCommerce can record the source of a visit, pages viewed within the session and device type. The cookie controls place this feature under Marketing. It is enabled only when you allow that category, and attribution can be saved with an order when a purchase is made.

Use the cookie controls to accept optional cookies, reject them, or choose your preferences. You can revisit your choice using the Cookie settings control. Rejecting optional cookies does not prevent browsing, booking or checkout. If your browser sends a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal, optional consent is treated as denied and the banner may remain hidden. You can also block or delete cookies in your browser, although blocking necessary cookies can prevent account, basket or checkout functions from working.

WooCommerce cookies are feature-dependent and appear when a visitor uses the relevant shop function. A selected payment provider may also use strictly necessary security or fraud-prevention technology to complete the chosen payment service.

The inventory and consent settings will be reviewed whenever analytics, advertising, affiliate, booking, payment or embedded services change. Last reviewed: 15 October 2026.