Cookie policy
This page describes how the website manages the use of cookies and other tracking tools, as well as the processing of personal data of users who visit it.
Refer to our Privacy Policy to know the Data Controller, purposes, methods, legal bases, categories of personal data, potential recipients of personal data, retention periods, and users’ rights as data subjects.
Cookie policy
This page describes how the website manages the use of cookies and other tracking tools, as well as the processing of personal data of users who visit it.
Refer to our Privacy Policy to know the Data Controller, purposes, methods, legal bases, categories of personal data, potential recipients of personal data, retention periods, and users’ rights as data subjects.
What are Cookies and other tracking tools
Cookies are small strings of text – which may include personal data (e.g. IP address, user name, e-mail address) and technical information (e.g. language settings, device Category type) – that the visited sites send to the User’s terminal (Personal Computer or mobile device such as tablet or smartphone), where they are stored (e.g. within the browser memory), and then retransmitted to the same sites at the next visit. Cookies are used to perform functions, such as computer authentication, session monitoring and the storage of information on the sites (without the use of Cookies some operations would be very complex or impossible to perform), also with reference to the identification of preferences based on the browsing experience. During navigation on a Website, the User may also receive Cookies on his/her terminal that are managed and sent by different sites or web servers (so-called ‘third parties’), on which some elements (such as, for example, images, maps, sounds, specific links to pages of other domains) present on the Website he/she is visiting may reside. There are also other tracking tools (e.g. so-called ‘Fingerprinting’, ‘Pixel Tags’, ‘Plug-ins’) which, while using a different technology, allow for processing similar to that carried out through Cookies and achieve the same results. These tools, unlike Cookies, do not store information within the User’s device and are not directly removable by the User through browser settings; it is therefore necessary for the User to exercise the right to revoke authorization for their use through the features made available on the Website by the Controller to review their choices.
Possible classifications of other tracking tools
In general, it is possible to classify these tools by:
- Category type of tool
- Cookies (active identifiers)
- Other tracking tools (passive identifiers)
- Origin
- First party (or ‘Publisher’, i.e., the operator of the Website the User is visiting)
- Third party (operator of a different website that installs Cookies through the First Party’s Website)
- Term
- Session (temporary, they are deleted when the browser is closed or, where applicable, when the logout command is executed)
- Persistent (remain active until their expiration date or deletion by the User)
- Purposes pursued
- Technical purposes (related to the operation of the Website)
- Non-technical purposes (such as User browsing profiling)
Cookies used on our Website
TECHNICAL COOKIES
Technical Cookies allow for easy use of the Website and easier retrieval of information, simplifying the connection and transmission of data between the User and the Website.
We use technical navigation Cookies on our Website, which are strictly necessary as they guarantee normal navigation and the correct functioning of the Website (e.g. authentication for access to restricted areas; to distribute incoming data traffic on the site across different servers, in order to optimize response times), allowing you to take advantage of the services offered (e.g. booking a stay experience).
Without the use of these Cookies, some Website services might not be accessible, displayed correctly, or function optimally.
We also use functionality, preference, and localization Cookies that allow for changing the behavior and appearance of the Website (e.g. preferred language, text or font size, geographical area where the User is located), the absence of which does not jeopardize navigation on the Website but makes it less efficient and functional.
Session and persistent Cookies belong to the Technical Cookies category.
The User’s prior consent is not required for the installation of Technical Cookies.
We also inform you that, at any time, you can block Cookies through your browser settings; however, if you set your device to refuse these Cookies, some Website services may not be displayed correctly or function optimally; in particular, operations that allow for identifying the User and maintaining their identification within the session could be more complex to perform and less secure in the absence of Technical Cookies.
ANALYTICS COOKIES
We use ANALYTICS COOKIES – i.e. those Cookies that are installed, among possible uses, to evaluate the effectiveness of a service, measure traffic (determination of the number of visitors possibly divided by geographical area or based on other characteristics) of the Website or its most visited areas (for statistical purposes), improve its content or facilitate its use by the User, and perform analyses to facilitate the use of the Website by the User, also from a user experience perspective.
These Cookies, considering that their use does not lead to the direct identification of the data subject (given that the information collected by these cookies is used in an aggregate and therefore anonymous way), are comparable to the Category type of Technical Cookies and therefore do not require prior acquisition of consent.
We also inform you that these Cookies are both proprietary and managed by Third Parties and that they are persistent Cookies, as they remain active until their expiration date or deletion by the User.
Please also be informed that personal data collected through the use of Cookies will not be disseminated.
PERSONALIZATION COOKIES
We use our own and Third-Party personalization tools that allow our partners to use Cookies on our Website in order to offer you targeted commercial communications about our goods and services in line with your preferences expressed during navigation.
LEGAL BASIS FOR DATA PROCESSING
The legal basis on which the processing of data collected by our Website through the use of Cookies with a technical function is based can be found in the legitimate interest of the Company.
RECIPIENTS OF COMMUNICATIONS
The information stored in the Cookies is used exclusively by our Company.
LIST OF COOKIES USED BY OUR WEBSITE
ADOBE ANALYTICS
| Category type | Specific Purpose | Origin | Name | Term | Third-Part Policy and Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Analytics | A cookie that enables tracking user interactions on the website (pages visited, events, browsing behaviour) in order to produce aggregate statistics (anonymously). | First party | AMCV_# | 2 years | https://www.adobe.com/privacy/experience-cloud.html |
| Analytics | Collects and tracks user interactions anonymously. | First party | AMCVS_#AdobeOrg | session | https://www.adobe.com/privacy/experience-cloud.html |
| Analytics | It is used through a unique and anonymous ID for semantic content analysis. User navigation on the website is recorded and linked to offline data from surveys and similar records to display targeted ads. | Third party | demdex | 5 months | https://www.adobe.com/privacy/experience-cloud.html |
| Analytics | This cookie is used for analyzing user behavior on the website as part of marketing tools | First party | oc_sc# | 2 hours | – |
| Analytics | Used to check whether the user’s browser supports cookies | First party | s_cc | session | https://www.adobe.com/privacy/experience-cloud.html |
| Analytics | This cookie is set by the client domain after the AMCV cookie has been set by the client. Its purpose is to enable the tracking of permanent IDs in a first-party state and it is used as a fallback identifier if the AMCV cookie has expired. | First party | s_vi | 2 years | https://www.adobe.com/privacy/experience-cloud.html |
| Analytics | This cookie is set by the client domain after the AMCV cookie has been set by the client. Its purpose is to enable the tracking of permanent IDs in a first-party state and it is used as a fallback identifier if the AMCV cookie has expired. | First party | s_fid | 2 years | https://www.adobe.com/privacy/experience-cloud.html |
| Analytics | This cookie is set by the client domain after the AMCV cookie has been set by the client. Its purpose is to enable the tracking of permanent IDs in a first-party state and it is used as a fallback identifier if the AMCV cookie has expired. | First party | s_ecid | 2 years | https://www.adobe.com/privacy/experience-cloud.html |
TEALIUM
| Category type | Specific Purpose | Origin | Name | Term | Third-Part Policy and Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technical | This cookie contains the status of the preferences submitted. | First party | CONSENTMGR | 12 months | Tealium Policy |
| Technical | Used by Tealium Tag Manager to store a unique visitor ID, a session ID, and to maintain data about the visitor’s interaction with the website, such as the last page viewed. | First party | utag_main | 1 year | – |
| Category type | Specific Purpose | Origin | Name | Term | Third-Part Policy and Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technical | This cookie is set by Google. In addition to some standard Google cookies, reCAPTCHA sets a required cookie (_GRECAPTCHA) when it is executed for the purpose of providing its risk analysis. | Third party | _GRECAPTCHA | 6 months | Google Policy |
WORDPRESS
| Category type | Specific Purpose | Origin | Name | Term | Third-Part Policy and Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technical | The pll_language cookie tracks the selected language (e.g., it, en) to navigate between translated pages | Third party | pll_language | 1 year | Polylang Policy |
DYNATRACE
| Category type | Specific Purpose | Origin | Name | Term | Third-Part Policy and Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Technical | Used to identify the user session for server-side request tracking. | First party | dtCookie | session | – |
| Technical | It stores the name of the user action—such as “Click on Login”—across different pages | First party | dtSa | session | – |
| Technical | Contains the visitor ID used to correlate sessions | First party | rxVisitor | session | – |
| Technical | Specifies the session timeout | First party | rxvt | session | – |
MARKETING
| Category type | Specific Purpose | Origin | Name | Term | Third-Part Policy and Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Analytics | This cookie is used to assign an anonymous unique ID to a site visitor | Third party | dpm | 6 months | – |
ACTIVE CAMPAIGN
| Category type | Specific Purpose | Origin | Name | Term | Third-Part Policy and Consent |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Personalization | Cookie that determines whether the user has accepted ActiveCampaign tracking. This type of service allows the Data Controller to build user profiles based on an email address, name, or any other information the User provides to this Website, as well as to track User activities through statistical features. These Personal Data may also be combined with publicly available User information (such as social media profiles) and used to create private profiles that the Data Controller can view and use to improve this Website. Some of these services may also enable the scheduled sending of messages to the User, such as emails based on specific actions performed on this Website. | Third party | ac_enable_tracking | 1 month | – |
COOKIES AND BROWSER SETTINGS
In this section, you will find information on how to disable Cookies in your browser.
We remind you that by disabling Cookies, some parts of the Website may not function correctly. If your browser is not listed below, please consult the instructions provided by your browser regarding Cookie management.
Internet Explorer version 6 or higher
Select ‘Tools’ in your browser bar
Select ‘Internet Options’
Select ‘Privacy’ and then click on ‘Advanced’
Select ‘Override automatic cookie handling’
Disable ‘First-party Cookies’ by selecting ‘Block’
Disable ‘Third-party Cookies’ by selecting ‘Block’
Disable ‘Session Cookies’ by unchecking ‘Always allow session cookies’
Click ‘OK’
Firefox version 9 or higher
Select ‘Tools’ in your browser bar
Select ‘Options’
Select ‘Privacy’
In the ‘History’ area, choose ‘use custom settings’ from the drop-down menu
Disable cookies by unchecking ‘Accept cookies from sites’
Click ‘OK’
Google Chrome version 24 or higher
Select ‘Chrome Menu’ in your browser bar
Select ‘Settings’
Select ‘Show advanced settings’
In the ‘Privacy’ section, click on ‘Content settings’
Disable all cookies by selecting ‘Block sites from setting any data’ and Block third-party cookies and site data
Click ‘OK’