Cookies
What cookies Vistario uses, why, and how to manage them.
Effective from 10 October 2026 · version 3.3
What cookies are and why we use them
Cookies and similar technologies support secure login, remember settings, and store consent choices. With your consent, we also use them to measure traffic and evaluate marketing.
Overview by category
We use cookies and similar technologies in the following categories:
These support login, account and form security, language selection, and consent settings. We retain them only for as long as needed for their purpose, and no longer than one year. Without them, requested portal functions may not work.
With your consent, these help us measure traffic, page usage, completed actions, and traffic sources. Related data may be retained for up to two years and is removed from the browser when consent is withdrawn.
With your consent, Meta Pixel (Meta Platforms Ireland) measures visits and events from our ads on Facebook and Instagram and helps optimise them. Its cookies last at most 90 days after the last visit; we remove them from your browser when you withdraw consent.
Consent and how to manage it
On your first visit the portal will prompt you to grant or decline consent. You may change or withdraw your consent at any time using the button below. Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before withdrawal. Necessary cookies are always active and cannot be disabled because doing so would prevent the portal from functioning.
Analytics services
After analytics consent, we use Google Analytics 4 to measure traffic and conversions. We do not send form text, contact details, or addresses of private or sensitive portal areas. Analytics data may be retained for up to two years.
Marketing technologies
After marketing consent, we use Meta Pixel from Meta Platforms Ireland Ltd. to measure and optimise our ads on Facebook and Instagram. The pixel stores first-party cookies with a browser identifier and, after an ad click, a click identifier, both for at most 90 days after the last visit. Meta receives the address of the public page being viewed, IP address, browser data, and selected events (listing views and saves, searches by country and offer type, saved searches, registrations, and inquiries), never contact details, form text, or search queries. The pixel never runs on account or administration pages. For the collection and transmission of this data, we and Meta are joint controllers; Meta may transfer it to the USA under the EU-U.S. Data Privacy Framework. Withdrawing consent switches the pixel off and removes its cookies from your browser.
External maps and media
MapTiler resources load when the map feature is used and the provider may receive IP and ordinary technical metadata to deliver the content. Geoapify receives only approximate public coordinates from the server for POI or routing, not the visitor's IP. YouTube is contacted only after an external video is selected and uses a privacy-enhanced embed; it may then receive IP and browser metadata under its own policy.