TripLoop

Privacy notice

Last updated 9 August 2026

This notice explains what TripLoop collects when you browse trips, publish an itinerary or tap a booking link. It describes how the product behaves today — nothing more.

What we collect

  • Account details you give us: email, name, username, and optional bio, home location and travel styles.
  • Content you publish: trips, destinations, itinerary stops, costs, tips, photos and videos.
  • Social activity: follows, likes, saves and trip copies.
  • Booking-link clicks: the trip, its creator, the link category and the destination URL.

Why we record booking-link clicks

TripLoop is funded by affiliate commission. When you tap a booking link on someone's trip, we record that click so the traveller who wrote the itinerary is credited if a booking follows. If you have not accepted analytics cookies, the click is stored without any link to your account.

Who can see what

  • Public trips and profiles are visible to anyone, including search engines.
  • Private and draft trips are visible only to you.
  • Creators see aggregate performance for their own trips, never the identity of individual visitors.

Where your data lives

Your account, content and click records are stored in our managed cloud database and file storage, with row-level access rules so a request can only read what it is entitled to.

Third parties

Booking partners such as Booking.com, GetYourGuide, Google Flights and Rome2Rio receive a request from your browser when you follow a link to them, and process your data under their own policies. Map tiles and place lookups are served by OpenStreetMap-based providers.

Your choices

  • Edit or delete any trip, photo or video you have published at any time.
  • Choose “Essential only” in the cookie prompt to stop clicks being linked to your account.
  • Ask us to export or delete your account data by emailing the address below.

Contact

Questions or a data request: hello@mytriploop.com

See also our cookie policy and affiliate disclosure.

TripLoop may earn a commission from booking partners at no extra cost to you. Booking links are marked sponsored, and clicks are recorded so the traveller who wrote the trip gets credit.