1. Current Local Website Configuration
The finished static version of this website is designed to operate without external advertising scripts, remote analytics packages, third-party font services or social-media tracking pixels. At the date shown above, the site does not intentionally set non-essential advertising or behavioural analytics cookies.
The contact form is handled locally in the browser for interface feedback and does not intentionally set a marketing cookie. The address and legal-entity text are loaded from a local adress.json file and this operation does not require a tracking cookie.
2. What Cookies Are
Cookies are small text values that a website may ask a browser to store and send back on later requests. Similar technologies can include local storage, session storage or other device identifiers. They can be used for necessary functionality, preferences, security, analytics or advertising depending on how a website is configured.
3. Strictly Necessary Technologies
If strictly necessary cookies or browser storage are introduced to provide security, remember a user-requested setting or maintain a requested session, they should be limited to what is reasonably necessary for that function. Where applicable law permits necessary technologies without consent, they may operate on that basis while still being described transparently.
4. Preferences
Preference cookies may remember choices such as display settings or language. The current English-only static site does not intentionally require a preference cookie for ordinary navigation. If preference functionality is added later, this policy should identify the purpose and expected duration.
5. Analytics
The current local build does not intentionally load a third-party analytics platform. If analytics are introduced in a future deployment, the operator should assess whether consent is required, minimise collected data, configure retention appropriately, document the provider and international transfers, and update the consent interface and this policy before activation.
6. Advertising and Profiling
The current local build does not intentionally include advertising cookies, cross-site behavioural tracking or profiling pixels. Such technologies should not be added silently. If they are introduced, visitors should receive appropriate information and, where required, a genuine choice before non-essential technology is activated.
7. Consent Where Required
Where applicable law requires consent for non-essential cookies or similar technologies, consent should be freely given, specific, informed and capable of being withdrawn. Rejecting non-essential technologies should not prevent access to basic website information unless a particular feature genuinely depends on the technology requested by the visitor.
8. Managing Cookies in Your Browser
Most browsers allow users to review, block or delete cookies and site storage. Browser controls vary by product and version. Blocking strictly necessary storage may affect a feature that depends on it, while blocking analytics or advertising technologies should not prevent ordinary access to static content.
Because browser settings are controlled by the browser provider, users should consult the help information built into their browser for current instructions.
9. Personal Information and Cookies
If a cookie or similar identifier can be linked to an identifiable individual, privacy-law obligations may apply to the resulting information. Relevant handling is described in the Privacy Policy, including access, correction, security, complaint handling and GDPR rights where that law applies.
10. Changes to This Cookie Policy
If the website later adds analytics, advertising, preference management, authentication or other functionality that changes the use of cookies or browser storage, this policy should be updated before or at the time of deployment. The update date at the top of the policy should also be revised.
11. Contact
Questions about cookies or browser storage may be directed to Velsoravianluxestay Pty Ltd, Level 26, 44 Market Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia, at info@velsoravianluxestay.com.
12. First-Party and Third-Party Technologies
First-party technologies are set by the website a visitor is using, while third-party technologies are set by another service whose code or content is embedded into the page. The current local build is intentionally structured without third-party front-end dependencies, remote fonts, remote analytics scripts, social-media widgets or advertising pixels. This reduces the number of parties that could otherwise place identifiers in a visitor’s browser.
If a future version introduces a third-party provider, the operator should review that provider before deployment, identify the purpose and data flow, determine whether the technology is essential, document any international transfer, and ensure that any legally required consent is obtained before non-essential code runs.
13. Duration and Expiry
Cookies may be session-based, meaning they are removed when the browser session ends, or persistent, meaning they remain until a defined expiry date or until the user deletes them. Similar browser storage can also persist for different periods. The current static build does not intentionally create non-essential tracking identifiers, so there is no advertising or behavioural analytics retention schedule to list for this version.
If cookies are added later, this policy should be updated to state the expected duration or criteria used to determine duration for each category, particularly where an identifier could be linked to personal information.
14. Global Privacy Controls and Browser Signals
Some browsers and extensions can send privacy preference signals such as Global Privacy Control or Do Not Track. Legal treatment of these signals can vary by jurisdiction and by the technology in use. Because the current local build does not intentionally use behavioural advertising or cross-site tracking, there is no advertising profile for such a signal to disable in this version.
If future functionality introduces technologies that are subject to recognised opt-out signals, the site configuration and this policy should be reviewed so that legally applicable signals are honoured in an appropriate technical manner.
15. Consent Records and Withdrawal
Where consent is required for a future non-essential technology, the website should retain only the information reasonably necessary to remember the visitor’s choice and demonstrate that consent was obtained where the law requires evidence. The consent mechanism should distinguish necessary technologies from optional categories and should not treat continued browsing as consent where an affirmative choice is legally required.
Visitors should be able to withdraw a previously given consent as easily as they gave it. Withdrawal should stop future non-essential processing associated with that consent, although it does not make earlier lawful processing unlawful.
16. Changes in Website Functionality
Cookie use can change when features such as online booking, account login, embedded media, analytics, payment processing, personalisation or advertising are introduced. Before such a feature is enabled, the operator should complete a technical and privacy review rather than relying on this policy as blanket permission for additional tracking.
Any material change should be reflected in this page, in the Privacy Policy where personal information is affected, and in any consent interface required by applicable law. The goal is to keep the information accurate to the code that actually runs on the website.