Cookie Statement

ATIS and others use cookies to analyze websites, make them more user-friendly, provide social media services, and show you relevant offers both on and off the website.

1. Why a cookie policy?

ATIS has drafted this policy so that you know what we do with cookies and to provide you with more information about:

• The origin and purpose of the data processed when you visit our websites
• Your rights with respect to cookies and other trackers we use

2. What is a cookie?

A cookie is a small text file placed on your computer or other device when you visit a website. By placing these cookies, ATIS can serve you better both immediately and in the future. Both ATIS and other parties we work with (such as Google) can place cookies on your computer and other devices.

There are different types of cookies:

• Session cookies are deleted once you close your browser or leave the website.
• Persistent cookies remain on your device until their expiration date, unless you remove them via your browser.

3. Why are cookies used?

We mainly use cookies and other trackers for the following purposes:

Technical cookies

Strictly necessary for browsing ATIS websites and using all their functions, in particular for:

• Managing website visitor authentication and related security measures, and ensuring the proper functioning of the authentication module
• Optimizing the user experience and facilitating navigation, especially for determining technical browsing routes
• Storing information regarding the cookie banner shown to visitors, so that after accepting cookies they can continue browsing the site
• Implementing security measures (e.g., asking you to log in again after a certain period, enabling core features of ATIS websites, tracking site performance and errors, managing user sessions, etc.)

Functional cookies

Used to enhance user convenience, for example by:

• Adjusting ATIS websites to your device settings (language, currency, screen resolution, operating system, page display configuration, device location, etc.)
• Storing specific data you enter on ATIS websites to make future visits easier and more personalized
• Allowing faster access to your personal pages by remembering login details or previously entered information

Tracking cookies

Aimed at improving user-friendliness by helping us better understand your interactions with ATIS websites (most visited pages, used applications, etc.). These may collect statistics or test different ways of displaying information to improve the relevance and usability of our services.

Advertising cookies

Designed to provide you with relevant, targeted content in advertising spaces (best offers, other destinations, etc.) based on your interests, browsing behavior, preferences, and other factors. They also help reduce the number of times ads appear. Please note that you may still encounter ATIS advertisements even without cookies.

Social network cookies

Set by third parties, these allow you to share your views on ATIS websites and their content on social networks (e.g., Share and Like buttons).

Future social network applications on ATIS websites may in some cases identify you even if you don’t click the relevant button. Simply having your social media account open while browsing can enable the social network to track your activity on ATIS websites.

We recommend reading the policies of these networks to understand how they use browsing data, especially for advertising, and how to configure your account settings to make choices regarding their use.

For more details on how third parties handle cookies, consult their privacy policies (e.g., Google Analytics). To completely disable Google’s tracking of your browsing across all websites, you can install a browser add-on.

4. Consent

The installation of certain cookies requires your consent. When you first visit ATIS websites, you will be asked to agree to the installation of such cookies. They will only be activated after you have given permission.

This is managed via an information banner on ATIS homepages, informing you that by continuing to browse you consent to cookies requiring your approval.

You can change your settings at any time using the methods explained below.

5. Deleting and/or blocking cookies

You can delete cookies and other trackers in several ways.

Browser settings

Although most browsers are set to accept cookies by default, you can choose to:

• Accept all cookies
• Always block cookies
• Decide which cookies to accept based on their sender

You can also configure your browser to accept or block cookies in specific cases, or to regularly delete cookies. Be sure to configure this for all your devices (tablets, smartphones, computers, etc.).

Cookie management differs by browser. Consult your browser’s help menu for details. For example:

• Internet Explorer™: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Block-or-allow-cookies
• Safari™: http://www.apple.com/legal/privacy/en-ww/cookies
• Chrome™: http://support.google.com/chrome/bin/answer.py?hl=en&hlrm=en&answer=95647
• Firefox™: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-and-disable-cookies-website-preferences
• Opera™: http://help.opera.com/Windows/10.20/en/cookies.html

The storage of cookies on your device depends on your preferences, which you can set and change at any time via your browser software.

If your browser is set to accept cookies, they are temporarily stored in a designated location on your device and can only be read by their issuer.

If you block cookies, note that certain functions and pages on ATIS websites may not be accessible, and we cannot be held responsible for that.

6. Assistance with completely blocking cookies

Several professional advertising platforms also allow you to accept or block cookies used by member companies. These centralized mechanisms do not block ads from being displayed but simply prevent the installation of cookies used for personalized advertising.

For example, you can visit http://www.youronlinechoices.com to prevent cookies from being installed on your device. This website is provided by digital advertising professionals grouped under the European Digital Advertising Alliance (EDAA).