Last updated: 15/08/2026
This Cookie Policy explains how Taylor’s Trailblazing Travels uses cookies and similar technologies when you visit the website.
It should be read alongside our Privacy Policy.
1. What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that websites place on or read from a computer, phone or other device.
Cookies can help a website function, remember preferences, understand how visitors use pages and provide content from external services.
A cookie may be:
- A session cookie, which expires when you close your browser.
- A persistent cookie, which remains for a defined period.
- A first-party cookie, set by Taylor’s Trailblazing Travels.
- A third-party cookie, set by another organisation whose service appears on the website.
Similar technologies may include local storage, pixels, tags or software-development tools.
2. Categories of cookies
Strictly necessary cookies
These cookies are required to provide functions such as security, fraud prevention, network management and storage of your cookie choices.
Because they are necessary to provide the service you request, consent may not be required for them. Blocking them through your browser may cause parts of the website to stop working correctly.
Analytics cookies
Analytics cookies help us understand matters such as which pages are visited, how visitors reach the website and whether errors occur.
Where required, analytics cookies will not be set unless you choose to accept them.
Preference and functionality cookies
These cookies remember choices or provide enhanced functionality.
Examples may include remembering display settings or preferences.
Advertising and affiliate cookies
Advertising or affiliate cookies may be used to record referrals, measure qualifying transactions or personalise advertising.
Some affiliate providers may place cookies only after you select a link and leave our website. The provider’s own cookie and privacy policies will then apply.
Embedded-content cookies
Videos, maps, social-media posts or other embedded services may set cookies or collect technical information.
Where technically possible and legally required, non-essential embedded content should remain blocked until you provide consent.
3. Cookies currently used
| Cookie or technology | Provider | Category | Purpose | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| google_auto_fc_cmp_setting | Necessary | Stores Google AdSense consent state | Persistent / varies | |
| WP_DATA_USER_1 | WordPress | Functional (local storage) | Stores WordPress editor and admin UI preferences for logged‑in users | Persistent (until cleared) |
| wpEmojiSettingsSupports | WordPress | Functional (local storage) | Detects browser emoji support to load correct emoji assets | Session / until cleared (depends on browser) |
| Google Fonts API | Marketing / Statistics | Loads fonts from Google servers; processes IP address | None |
4. Your cookie choices
When you first visit the website, you may be shown a cookie banner that allows you to:
- Accept all optional cookies.
- Reject all optional cookies.
- Select individual cookie categories.
- Continue with strictly necessary cookies only.
Rejecting optional cookies should be as easy as accepting them.
You can change or withdraw your consent at any time using the “Manage cookies” link in the website footer.
Withdrawing consent does not affect processing that occurred before your preferences were changed.
5. Browser controls
Most browsers allow you to view, delete or block cookies through their privacy or security settings.
Blocking all cookies may affect website functionality, including the ability to remember your consent choices.
Browser settings do not always prevent every similar technology, so the website’s consent tool should also be used where available.
6. Changes to this policy
We may update this Cookie Policy when cookies, plugins, providers or legal requirements change.
The revised version will appear on this page with an updated date.
7. Contact
Questions about cookies or your preferences can be sent to: