This page explains which cookies and similar tools the website viaggiaconsorriso.it uses, what they are for and how you can decide whether to accept them. It complements the Privacy Policy and concerns only how the website works.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files the website saves in your browser when you visit it. Some are essential for the website to work, others remember your preferences, measure visits or assess how effective advertising campaigns are. Alongside cookies the website may use similar technologies, such as the browser's local storage, which serve the same purposes and are treated in the same way on this page.
Who sets the cookies and which law applies?
Cookies are set by Viaggia Con Sorriso, based in Tirana, Albania, or, with your consent, by third party providers acting on our behalf. The use of cookies is governed by Law No. 124/2024 "On Personal Data Protection" of the Republic of Albania and by the Albanian rules on electronic communications, which require your consent for every cookie that is not strictly necessary. For questions you can write to ciao [@] viaggiaconsorriso [.] it or call +39 06 9763 9463.
Which necessary cookies does the website use?
Necessary cookies let the website work and do not require consent. The session cookie, named viaggia_con_sorriso_session, keeps your session alive while you browse and remembers the language you chose; it expires when you close the browser or after a few hours of inactivity. The XSRF-TOKEN cookie protects the forms from forged submissions coming from other websites and has the same lifetime. Those who log in to the reserved area and choose to stay signed in receive a persistent authentication cookie, which lasts until they log out. Your choice on the cookie banner is saved in the browser's local storage, under the name cookieConsent, so the banner is not shown again at every visit; it is also recorded on our systems as proof of consent.
Which statistics and marketing cookies may be used?
These cookies are set only if you choose "Accept all" in the banner. If you choose "Only necessary" they stay off.
Google Tag Manager and Google Analytics, provided by Google, measure visits and how the website is used. The main cookies are named _ga and _ga followed by the property identifier and last up to two years. The information collected, including a shortened IP address, is processed by Google on its own servers.
Microsoft Clarity, provided by Microsoft, records in anonymous form how pages are scrolled and clicked to help us improve the website. Its cookies are named _clck, lasting up to one year, and _clsk, lasting one day.
Meta Pixel, provided by Meta, lets us understand whether our advertisements on Facebook and Instagram bring visits and requests. The main cookie is named _fbp and lasts three months.
The providers of these tools may be located outside Albania. Data is transferred under the conditions set by Law No. 124/2024. Their notices are available on the websites of Google, Microsoft and Meta.
Third party content and links
Some pages may embed content supplied by third parties, such as maps or videos, or contain buttons that open WhatsApp, Facebook or Instagram. When you interact with this content, the provider may set its own cookies under its own notice, over which we have no control.
How can you manage your choices?
On your first visit the banner asks you to accept all cookies or keep only the necessary ones. You can change your mind at any time: if you clear the website data from your browser settings, the banner appears again at the next visit and you can make a different choice. You can also block or delete cookies directly in your browser, following the instructions of Chrome, Safari, Firefox or Edge. If you block the necessary cookies, some parts of the website, such as the forms and the reserved area, may not work properly.
For how long do we keep your choice?
The record of your consent or refusal is kept for twelve months, after which we ask for your preference again.
Updates
This page is updated whenever the cookies in use or the applicable rules change. Last updated: 10 September 2026.