Cookie Policy

1. What are cookies

Cookies are small text files placed on your device when you visit a website. They allow a site to recognize your device and remember information about your visit, such as preferences or actions taken. We also use similar technologies, such as pixels and local storage, which work in comparable ways and are covered by this policy alongside cookies.

2. Why we use cookies

Grow.Travel (operated by Levin Travel Ltd) uses cookies to make the Site work properly, understand how visitors use it, remember your preferences, and measure and improve the performance of our marketing, including our advertising campaigns on Meta and Google.

3. Categories of cookies we use

4. How consent works on this site

We use Cookiebot, a consent management platform, to detect your general location and apply the consent standard that region requires. Depending on where you are, one of three models applies:

A. Opt-in — a blocking consent banner (strictest)

If you are visiting from one of the regions below, no cookie other than strictly necessary ones runs until you make an active choice. The banner shows Necessary, Preferences, Statistics, and Marketing as separate, individually toggleable categories, with “Allow all,” “Allow selection,” and “Deny” given equal visual prominence. All non-essential categories default to denied until you choose.

• The European Union, European Economic Area, and United Kingdom;
• Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland;
• Israel;
• Canada;
• Brazil;
• South Africa;
• The following U.S. states, individually: California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Washington, Nevada, and Oregon.

We apply this stricter standard in these places because of, among other regimes, the EU/UK GDPR and Swiss FADP, Israel’s Protection of Privacy Law and its 2025 Amendment 13, Quebec’s Law 25 (applied Canada-wide in our implementation for consistency), Brazil’s LGPD, South Africa’s POPIA, and — for the listed U.S. states — wiretap-style statutes that require consent before certain tracking technologies are used.

B. Opt-out — a lighter “Do Not Sell or Share” control

If you are visiting from one of the U.S. states below, non-essential cookies (analytics and advertising) run by default, and you can object at any time using the “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” control. Clicking it denies advertising and analytics-related storage going forward; strictly necessary/security cookies remain active.

• Virginia, Colorado, Utah, Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, New Jersey, Tennessee, Minnesota, Indiana, Kentucky, and Rhode Island — each under its own comprehensive consumer privacy law (for example the VCDPA, CPA, UCPA, TDPSA, and their equivalents in the other listed states).

C. No consent banner

If you are visiting from anywhere not listed in A or B above — including most of the world and roughly 30 U.S. states without a wiretap statute or comprehensive privacy law currently in force — no consent banner is shown, and cookies (including analytics and advertising cookies) run by default, as is standard for most websites in those places.

5. Third-party cookies and tools in detail

The following tools are currently used on the Site, each subject to the consent model described above:

Each of these providers may process data subject to its own privacy practices. We encourage you to review their respective privacy policies for further detail: Cookiebot, Google, Meta, and Microsoft.

6. Managing your consent

If you were shown the granular opt-in banner described in Section 4A, you can change your choice at any time through the cookie settings control available on the Site, or by clearing your browser’s stored cookies for grow.travel. If you were shown the opt-out control described in Section 4B, the same “Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information” control lets you object at any time.

7. Managing cookies in your browser

Most browsers let you view, delete, and block cookies through their settings. Because the process varies by browser, please refer to your browser’s help documentation:

• Google Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data
• Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Manage Website Data
• Firefox: Settings → Privacy & Security → Cookies and Site Data
• Microsoft Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions

You can also opt out of interest-based advertising more broadly through industry tools such as the Digital Advertising Alliance or Your Online Choices (EU). Note that blocking or deleting cookies may affect the functionality of the Site, including our inquiry and membership forms.

8. Scope and limitations

• Opting out or withdrawing consent governs data collection going forward only — it does not delete data already collected before your choice.
• Roughly 30 U.S. states currently have neither a wiretap statute nor a comprehensive consumer privacy law in force and so receive no consent mechanism on the Site, consistent with standard practice for those jurisdictions today. This list of states with comprehensive privacy laws continues to grow, and we periodically review which states require which treatment.
• The territory lists in Section 4 reflect our current legal categorization as of the “Last updated” date above and are reviewed periodically as laws change.

9. Changes to this policy

We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time to reflect changes in the cookies, tools, or consent requirements that apply to the Site. The “Last updated” date at the top of this page shows when it was last revised. This Cookie Policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy.

10. Contact us

Questions about our use of cookies or your consent choices can be sent to: