Measurement & privacy

We measure which guides help readers take a next step. This site records anonymous guide views, clicks on the main activity-provider button, successful copies of guide links and answers to the guide’s helpfulness question.

What is recorded

Each event contains the guide, the type of action, date and time, a short-lived random session ID, and a limited source or campaign label when present. The site does not collect names, email addresses, precise location, IP addresses or full referring URLs in its measurement database.

Source labels come from a campaign tag or the referring website when the browser provides one. We keep broad labels such as Instagram, search or referral, not the referring address or search terms. Visits without this information appear as direct, so the labels are approximate.

The session ID is stored in your browser tab and renewed after 30 minutes of inactivity. Repeated actions count once per session and guide; changing your feedback replaces your earlier answer in that session. Blocking browser storage or enabling Do Not Track prevents measurement, including feedback. Signed-in review visits are excluded.

What the numbers mean

A provider click does not tell us whether you made a booking or attended. Copying a link does not tell us whether you sent it. A helpfulness answer reflects a reader’s assessment of the guide. We cannot determine whether a visitor lives locally from these events.

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Activity providers, your feed reader and the hosting platform operate their own services and may process routine request information under their own policies. No advertising trackers are installed on this site.