Cookies without surprises

Cookies are small text files stored by a website in your browser. Similar technologies can store preferences or help a service operate. This policy explains the technologies used by Punta Cana Project and the choices available to you.

Necessary cookies support features you request and cannot be switched off through our banner. They include:

• Auth.js session and security cookies used to sign you in, maintain an authenticated session, prevent request forgery, and return you to the correct page. Cookie names can include secure production variants such as __Secure-authjs.session-token and short-lived callback or anti-forgery cookies.
• pcp_cookie_consent, which records whether optional analytics and external media are allowed, the consent-policy version, and the date saved for up to 180 days.
• Short-lived security or checkout state needed to submit forms, maintain reservation continuity, or protect the service.

Blocking these in your browser may prevent sign-in, checkout, account tools, or privacy controls from working correctly.

Some previous-event posts may use embedded content supplied by Instagram, YouTube, Vimeo, TikTok, or another media provider. We do not insert that embedded content until you allow “External media.” If enabled, the provider may receive your IP address, device details, referring page, and interaction data and may set its own cookies. Punta Cana Project stores the choice in pcp_cookie_consent; it does not create a separate external-media cookie. You can use a normal external link without enabling embeds for the site.

With your analytics-cookie permission, Punta Cana Project uses Google Analytics 4 measurement ID G-4DT6YTECPB to understand visits and how pages are used. Google Analytics may collect page and session activity, approximate location, and browser or device information. It uses first-party cookies including _ga and _ga_<container-id>, which have a default expiration of up to two years.

The Google tag loads with analytics and advertising storage denied by default. Before you allow analytics cookies, it may send cookie-free consent and measurement signals but does not set Google Analytics cookies. We disable Google advertising signals and ad personalization, do not send your Punta Cana Project account identifier to Google Analytics, and do not use Meta Pixel or behavioral advertising cookies. Learn more from Google Analytics data collection and how Google uses information from partner sites.

Interactive maps use Leaflet and tiles from OpenStreetMap. When a map is displayed, tile requests can disclose your IP address, browser information, referring page, and technical request data to the tile service. Punta Cana Project does not use the map to place advertising cookies. Read the OpenStreetMap Foundation Privacy Policy.

PayPal loads only when you deliberately begin payment or use a PayPal control. PayPal may then set cookies on its own pages for checkout, security, fraud prevention, preferences, and other purposes described in the PayPal Privacy Statement. Directions, WhatsApp, Instagram, business websites, and similar links take you to another provider, whose own privacy and cookie practices apply.

You may allow optional analytics and external media, use necessary cookies only, or customize each choice. Use the button below or “Cookie settings” in the footer. Withdrawing consent is as easy as granting it. We stop future analytics collection and attempt to remove this site's Google Analytics cookies when you withdraw analytics consent. A changed choice cannot erase information a third party received before the change.

You can also delete or block cookies in browser settings. Doing so may sign you out and may cause the banner to appear again.

We may update this policy when our technology or providers change. The effective date above identifies the current version. Questions can be sent to info@puntacanaproject.com.