COOKIE POLICY WEBSITE https://geminidestinations.com/
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This document (hereinafter referred to as the “Cookie Policy”) explains the types and purposes of cookies used by the website indicated above, in order to enable independent management of preferences regarding the use of cookies.
For the purposes of this text, the term “website” shall be understood as https://geminidestinations.com/, including every page, section, and subsection of the website. The term “User” refers to the individual who interacts with the website, uses its services, communicates, or simply accesses and/or views one or more pages of the website.
For further definitions, such as “personal data” and others, please refer to the text of the EU Regulation 679/2016 (hereinafter referred to as “GDPR”) for convenience.
We kindly request a careful and prudent reading of this Cookie Policy, which applies whenever you access this website, navigate within it, or use its related services. For any further information regarding data processing, you can contact the Data Controller at the email address provided in point 1 of this Cookie Policy.
The Data Controller, pursuant to Articles 4 and 24 of the GDPR, is Francesca Innocente, VAT 10215070300019
E-mail:
hello@geminidestinations.com
For the personal details of the Data Controller, you can send a written request to the email address provided above.
Cookies are a tool available to the Data Controller to provide the requested service based on the purposes pursued. For clarity, cookies are small files containing packets of information sent from a web server to the user’s internet browser and automatically stored on the user’s browsing device, then sent back to the server with each subsequent access to the site (so-called first-party cookies). It is also possible that the User, while browsing this site, may receive cookies from different websites (so-called third-party cookies). This happens because the website visited may contain references to other web pages or elements that are hosted on servers different from the one on which the requested page is located. The responsibility and management of first-party cookies are assumed directly by the Data Controller, while the responsibility for third-party cookies falls on their respective owners and operators. Cookies are used to store the user’s browsing preferences and subsequently customize the sites to meet their needs, thereby improving the browsing experience. For example, cookies prevent the need to manually re-enter information already provided on a website and allow for ad targeting.
The cookies used can generally be divided as follows:
– First-party cookies: installed and managed directly by the Data Controller;
– Third-party cookies: installed and generated by websites other than the Data Controller’s and managed by third parties with whom personal data may be shared.
– Session cookies: last for a single browsing session and are deleted with the closure of the browser or at the end of the same session;
– Persistent cookies: have a predetermined expiration date, after which they cease to function. They are stored on the user’s browsing device’s hard disk and are read by the site on each subsequent visit, accumulating information during each session.
– Technical cookies: necessary to allow the user to navigate the website and use the offered services. Without these, the provision of certain services or functions of the site may become impossible and may hinder navigation;
– Analytical cookies: used to obtain statistical information, in aggregated or non-aggregated form, about the number of users accessing the site and how it is used;
– Profiling cookies: used to track the user’s profile and allow them to subsequently view tailored advertisements that align as closely as possible with their consumption interests.
The following cookies are used on this site:
Regarding this category, it’s important to note that first-party cookies are fully assimilated as technical cookies. This is in accordance with the clarifications provided by the Data Protection Authority on 05/06/15 and the most recent guidelines. Therefore, this notification is sufficient. However, concerning third-party analytical cookies, they are considered equivalent to technical cookies only if their use is contingent upon processing aggregated statistics related to a single website, and if at least the fourth component of the IP address is masked. In other cases, it is necessary to request the User’s consent for their installation, and the User will be free to grant or revoke their consent at any time, without affecting their ability to visit the website and access its content. The Data Controller will keep a record of this consent through a specific cookie, ensuring that the cookie banner is not presented during the User’s subsequent visits to the website. In particular, the following third-party analytical cookies are present:
– Google Analytics 4, https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245?hl=t: This is a web analytics service provided by Google that allows for in-depth analysis of website visitor statistics. To disable it, you can click directly on the following link:
https://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout?hl=en
– Google Search Console, https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en: A service offered by Google that allows monitoring and managing the site’s presence in Google search results..
– Hotjar, https://www.hotjar.com/privacy: A tool for analyzing user behavior and collecting feedback and surveys. It allows understanding the actions users take on web pages and obtaining their feedback on the user experience.
– Facebook Pixel, https://www.facebook.com/policy.php: A tool for tracking conversions of Facebook Ads, connecting data from Facebook to actions taken on this site. This results in behavioral marketing that allows the site to promote itself to users who have visited it through advertisements.
The user is free to give or withdraw consent for the installation of both first and third-party profiling cookies at any time without affecting their ability to visit the site and enjoy its content.
– Google Font, https://developers.google.com/fonts/faq/privacy?hl=it: A service provided by Google that offers an interactive web directory and APIs to include fonts on websites. Google may track user behavior on the website by collecting, storing, and using some end-user data for statistical purposes (e.g., IP address).
5) HOW TO DISABLE COOKIES
For more in-depth information about cookies, you can visit the website www.youronlinechoices.com
Social buttons are the linked buttons present on the web page that display icons of social networks to facilitate sharing and interaction on a specific social network with content chosen by the user. It is noted that each social network acquires data related to the visit according to independent regulations, which are referred to for reference by consulting their respective Policies.
This website also uses social network sharing plugin cookies, which allow users to share their information with social networks and offer other related functions, such as, for example, posting comments. On the other hand, this allows social networks to identify the user and store information regarding the user’s usage of the website in their profiles. As specified, these cookies can be disabled through the user’s browser. If they are not accepted or are disabled, it will not be possible to use or access these tools.
At any time, in accordance with Articles 15 and following of the GDPR, the data subject may exercise all rights, including access to data, rectification, erasure, or restriction of processing, request and receipt of information and explanations regarding the purposes and objectives of the processing, the categories of personal data, recipients to whom data have been or will be disclosed, and the retention period. The right to withdraw consent previously given is also recognized. It is also noted that it is a legal right to file a complaint with the Data Protection Authority, as provided for in Article 77 of the GDPR, or to take appropriate legal action under Article 79. The exercise of all the aforementioned rights, with the exception of the complaint to the Data Protection Authority, is possible by sending a specific request to the email address provided in Article 1. Regarding erasure in particular, the right to request the erasure of personal data is recognized, which will be deleted upon request unless there are circumstances preventing such erasure, as provided by law, such as the existence of a contract or debt/credit relationships. Similarly, data cannot be deleted in cases where retention obligations exist.
This document was last updated on 25.08.2026
