Cookie policy

Information about the use of cookies

last revision october 2025

On our site we use cookies to make sure we offer you the best browsing experience.

Definition of cookie

A cookie is a small text file that can be saved by your computer or mobile device while you visit a website or parts of it. Thanks to cookies the website saves some information that is used on your next visit to the site or when you navigate from page to page. Often cookies are also used to save anonymous information in relation to browsing patterns (links of origin, outbound links, duration of visit), to monitor and analyse the performance, operation and efficiency of the Website in order to improve and optimise its functionalities.

How we use cookies

Our site does not use profiling cookies, i.e., cookies that allow programs to be run on your devices or upload viruses to them, or that allow any type of control over your devices. We do not use cookies to access information on your devices, store data on them, or monitor their activities.

Instead, our site uses cookies to operate the WordPress database, to store language selection, display Google Maps, and to store authorization to use cookies on the site.

Our website also uses:

– the Google Analytics system for web statistics services and therefore Google could place, in this context, the relevant Google Analytics cookies on your devices to track and examine the use of the site by visitors anonymously

– Meta pixel tags to monitor the progress of social campaigns (anonymously)

When a user loads a page on our site, the Facebook pixel tells Facebook that a conversion has occurred. Facebook then compares the conversion event with the group of people who viewed and/or clicked on the ad, providing the site owner with useful information to determine the return on their advertising investment. Conversion tracking also helps show ads to people who are likely to convert on Facebook. More information can be found at https://it-it.facebook.com/help/cookies/

The cookies used by this site do not allow the acquisition of the user's personal data and will not be used to send personalized advertising.

To help you decide whether to accept or refuse the use of cookies, we have listed and described the types of cookies we may use on our site.

First-party cookies: These cookies are set by the website the user is visiting and whose URL is shown in the address bar.

Third-party cookies: Third-party cookies are set by a different domain than the one visited by the user, e.g., Google Analytics cookies

Session cookies: These cookies are stored temporarily and are deleted when the user closes the browsing window.

Persistent cookies: Persistent cookies are saved on the user’s device between browsing sessions and allow to memorise preferences or actions performed by the user on a website. They may be used for different purposes, for example to save preferences and selections made in previous browsing sessions of the site.

Essential or technical cookies: The use of these cookies is essential to operate a website. Without these cookies some parts of the website would not function correctly. They include, for example, cookies that allow to access secure sections of a website. These cookies do not collect information for marketing purposes and cannot be disabled.

Functionality cookies: These cookies are used to recognise returning website users. They allow to personalise content and save the preferences selected by the user (for example, the language or geographic area). These cookies do not record information that can be used to identify the user. All information collected is anonymous.

Here we provide the list of cookies used on the Site, their descriptions, functionalities and duration.

Type of Cookie	Purpose	Origin	Duration	Cookie Name
First-party Functional	Cookie acceptance	napoliboatshow.com	persistent	moove_gdpr_popup
First-party Functional	language selection	napoliboatshow.com	persistent	wp-wpml_current_language, _icl_visitor_lang_js, wp-wpml_current_admin_language_*
Third-party Analytics	Google Analytics	Google	persistent	_ga, _ga_*
Third-party technical	GoogleMaps	Google	persistent	AEC, APISID, HSID, NID, SAPISID, SEARCH_SAMESITE, SID, SIDCC, SSID, __Secure-*
Third-party Advertising	Meta ads	Meta	persistent	wd, sb, js_ver, datr, oo

Follow this link for further information about Google Analytics services and the procedures to follow to disable cookies: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/6004245?hl=it&ref_topic=2919631.

Our website features buttons to share content on the main social networks, which generate cookies only if used. By choosing to share the contents of our site on Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin you accept the cookie policy of the individual managers.

Accepting and disabling/cancelling cookies

From the button always visible at the bottom left (gear icon) it is possible at any time to manage/modify the consent to the use of cookies. However, it is also possible to delete or block cookies using your browser.

Please be reminded that by disabling cookies the ability to browse the website may be reduced and the functionalities of the website compromised. Most browsers automatically accept cookies but also allow users to change cookie preference settings. Users may block all cookies or accept some and disable others, as explained below.

How to disable cookies through your browser:

Chrome

Open your Chrome Browser
Click on the menu on the browser’s toolbar next to the URL window
Select “Settings”
Click on “Show advanced settings”
In the “Privacy” section, click on the “Content settings” button
In the “Cookies” section you may change the following cookie settings:
Allow local data to be set
Keep local data only until you quit your browser
Block sites from setting any data
Block third-party cookies and site data
Manage exceptions for some Internet sites
Eliminate one or all cookies