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Cookie Statement

When using the websites of ACSI Publishing BV and ACSI Touroperating BV, ACSI and/or an external party can aggregate information about your use of this website, for example, through cookies or pixel tags.

By using this ACSI website, you are agreeing to the use of cookies and pixel tabs in agreement with this Cookie Statement. If you do not agree with this use of cookies and pixel tabs by ACSI, then you should adjust your browser settings accordingly or refrain from using this ACSI website.

What are cookies and pixel tags?

Cookies are small files that are placed by a website internet page (and/or Flash applications) on a computer (or on other devices with internet access, such as a tablet or smartphone) and which can be read by the browser (including Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox) on opening an internet page. Cookies can remember your preferences when surfing the net and save them on your computer. A cookie contains the name of the website that has placed the cookie, the amount of time the cookie is stored on your computer and a value, usually a generated number or text.

A pixel tag (also known as a clear GIF) is a transparent image placed on various pages of the ACSI website. This image is not stored on your computer.

Why are cookies used?

ACSI uses cookies to simplify the use of the website, to discover improvements and in order to better align products and advertisements to your interests and requirements. Cookies simplify your internet use: for example, cookies remember your login names, passwords and preferences, such as your language settings. For example, you log in via My ACSI, by placing a cookie, on your following visit our system knows you have already logged in to our website. You therefore do not need to log in again.

Cookies also register your website visit for purposes related to measurements. Cookies can only remember preferences and interests based on visits and clicking behaviour. For example: it can keep track of how many visitors visit a specific web page so that ACSI knows which sections of the website are most popular.

The use of cookies is safe. No personal information, such as telephone numbers or e-mail addresses can be derived from the cookies. Cookies cannot be used for e-mail and telemarketing activities. ASCI cannot personally identify you based on the information stored by the cookies.

ACSI considers it important that you know which cookies are used and for which purposes they are used. ACSI wants to guarantee your privacy but also the user convenience of the websites.

Under 'Types of cookies’, there is more information about the cookies used by ACSI websites and for which purposes.

Which types of cookies and pixel tags are used?

On this ACSI website, we use two types of cookies: 'session cookies' and ‘persistent cookies'. Session cookies are temporary cookies that stay on your computer/device until you leave the ACSI website. A persistent cookie stays on your computer for longer, for example until they are removed manually. The amount of time the cookies stay on your device depends on the duration or ‘life span’ of the specific cookie and on your browser settings.

ACSI uses pixel tags. When you visit one of the pages, by loading the pixel tag information can be shared about the user’s behaviour. This information is not personally identifiable, although it can be linked to your personal details. If you turn off cookies via your browser, the pixel tag will detect an anonymous visit.

Are third party cookies used?

We work together with a number of parties that can also store cookies on your computer, for example cookies from social media platforms, such as Facebook and Twitter. And cookies that are important to display the right promotional adverts to you. These cookies are detailed and described at the bottom of this page.

Can cookies be turned off or deleted?

It is most probable that your browser automatically accepts cookies. You can change the settings in your browser so that cookies are blocked or so that you receive an alert when a cookie is placed on your computer. If you turn off or delete the cookies or pixel tags used by ACSI then, for example, we cannot guarantee that you can make a booking for a campsite.

Consult the instructions for your specific browser via one of the links below:
Google Chrome
Mozilla Firefox
Microsoft Internet Explorer
Apple Safari
Opera Software

More information about online privacy and advertisements can be found here. You can also indicate whether you want to encounter online advertisements based on your surfing behaviour on the internet. Click on ‘Types of cookies’ for more information about the cookies used by and via the ACSI websites and for which purposes they are used.

Types of cookies

Functional cookies used by ACSI

These cookies ensure the website functions properly. The ACSI privacy statement applies to all these cookies.

Type of cookie: session

Purpose:
In these cookies, ACSI temporarily stores information about your session (website visit). This means, for example, that you do not have to fill in a form again if you click back and forth in a booking form, and you can compare campsites and it will remember which campsites you viewed.

What happens if you turn these off:
The website will not function properly if you turn off these cookies and you will not be able to book a campsite for example.

Placed by:
ACSI on one of the ACSI websites.

Sharing:
This information is not shared with third parties.

Name:
PHPSESSID, compare, aVisitedCampsites, frontend

Life span:
These cookies are deleted at the end of your visit (session).

Type of cookie: language preferences

Purpose:
In this cookie, ACSI temporarily stores the language you used when you visited the website or want to use to visit the website. When you visit the website again, it will be displayed in the correct language.

What happens if you turn this off:
It is possible that the website will not directly be displayed in the correct language. And the language will not be remembered.

Placed by:
ACSI or one of the ACSI websites.

Sharing:
This information is not shared with third parties.

Name:
iLanguageID, sLanguageISO639

Life span:
1 month

Type of cookie: logging in

Purpose:
This cookie sees if you have logged in.

What happens if you turn this off:
You cannot log in without this cookie.

Placed by:
ACSI or one of the ACSI websites.

Sharing:
This information is not shared with third parties.

Name:
auth_cookie

Life span:
1 month

Type of cookie: site use

Purpose:
These cookies ensure the website works conveniently and quickly. The user convenience is increased by storing specific items for you as user, for example, the language and browser you use. You also do not have to fill in details in forms again.

What happens if you turn these off:
The website will not work conveniently without these cookies.

Placed by:
ACSI or one of the ACSI websites.

Sharing:
This information is not shared with third parties.

Name:
aVisitor, vis, user_cookie

Life span:
aVisitor: 60 days, vis: 1 year, user_cookie: 90 days

Type of cookie: load balancer

Purpose:
These cookies remember on which webserver you surf when visiting the website. This enables the site to be displayed faster and they remember your personal settings. Certain content can also be presented faster.

What happens if you turn this off:
The website will be slower in use.

Placed by:
ACSI or one of the ACSI websites.

Sharing:
This information is not shared with third parties.

Name :
ACSILBP-servicegroup-http, ACSILBP-servicegroup-content-http

Life span:
These cookies are deleted at the end of your visit (session).

Analysis cookies

Type of cookie: Google Analytics

Purpose:
These cookies are used to see how a visitor arrived at the ASCI website and which pages are viewed most.

What happens if you turn these off:
Then no information can be obtained about how the site is used and it complicates the introduction of improvements.

Placed by:
These cookies come from Google.

Sharing:
ACSI has set Google Analytics so that Google cannot use the data and may not share it with third parties.

Privacy statements

Name:
__utma, __utmb, __utmc, __utmz

Life span:
__utma: 2 years, __utmb: 30 minutes, __utmc: session, __utmz: 6 months

Social media cookies

Type of cookie: social media

Purpose:
These cookies are placed on your computer so that you can share your favourite campsites or messages via the ACSI website with your friends or acquaintances on social media.

What happens if you turn these off:
Then you can no longer share any campsites or messages.

Placed by:
Facebook, Google+, Twitter, AddThis

Sharing:
These parties share anonymous data with third parties.

Privacy statements:
Facebook.com/about/privacy/
Google.com/policies/privacy/
Twitter.com/privacy
Addthis.com/privacy

Name :
__atuvc, di, dt, loc, psc, ssc, uid, uit, user_segment, uvc, c_user, csm, datr, fr, lu, xs, APISID, HSID, NID, PREF, SAPISID, SID, SS, SSID, BEAT, guest_id, k, remember_checked, twll, activity_modal_dismissed, js

Life span:
1 month to a few years

Marketing cookies

Type of cookie: affiliates and partners

Purpose:
There is a good chance that you arrived at the ACSI website via a different website. These websites are often partners of ACSI. ACSI wants to be able to reward the partner sites (affiliates) fairly for their contribution to sales and for generating clicks to the website. That is why a cookie is placed.

What happens if you turn this off:
You will not notice much difference. ACSI can however not reward the partners in a fair way.

Placed by:
ACSI, Tradetracker and Tradedoubler.

Sharing:
ACSI does not share this information. Tradetracker and Tradedoubler can share this information with third parties.

Privacy statements:
Suncamp.co.uk/general-information/privacy/
Tradetracker.com/gb/privacy
Tradedoubler.com/privacy-policy/

Name:
iHistoryAffiliateID, TRADEDOUBLER, TT2_*, aff, aff_customer

Life span:
iHistoryAffiliateID: 1 month, TRADEDOUBLER: 1 year, TT2_*: 1 year, aff: session, aff_customer: session

Type of cookie: advertising networks

Purpose:
Thanks to these cookies, relevant adverts can be displayed to users of the ACSI websites. These cookies can remember your campsite preferences for example.

What happens if you turn these off:
You will see less relevant advertisements from ACSI; it does not mean you will not see any more advertisements from ACSI.

Placed by:
These cookies are placed by bGenius, Criteo, Doubleclick from Google and Google Adwords, among others.

Sharing:
This data can be shared with third parties.

Privacy statements:
Criteo.com/us/privacy-policy
Google.com/policies/privacy/ads/

Name :
t4u_label, OACBLOCK, OACCAP, OASCCAP, __gads, acdc, dis, eid, evt, extid, tag, tst, udc, udi, uic, uid, zob,

Life span:
1 to 6 months