Cookie policy

This web site, like most of the Web sites, uses Cookies to improve and optimize the user experience. Below you will find detailed information on what are "Cookies", what type use this web site, you can disable them in your browser and how to specifically block the installation of third-party Cookies.

What are Cookies and how use them view Marina website?

Cookies are files that web site or application that you use to install on your browser or your device (Smartphone, tablet or connected TV) during your tour through the pages or application, and are used to store information about your visit. Like most of the sites on the internet, used the web portal of VMH Cookies for:

Ensure that web pages can work properly
Store your preferences, such as language you have selected, or the font size.
Know your browsing experience.
Collect anonymous statistical information, such as which pages you've seen or how long you've been in our media.
The use of Cookies allows us to optimize your browsing, adapting the information and services provided to your interests, to provide you with a better experience whenever we visit. VMH website uses Cookies to operate, adapt and facilitate user navigation.

The Cookies are only associated with an anonymous user and your computer/device and do not provide references that permit personal data. At any time you can access your browser's settings to modify or block the installation of Cookies sent by the web site of VMH, unless it prevents access to the contents. However, the quality of the operation of the services may be affected.

Users who complete the registration process or have logged in with your access details may access services customized and adapted to your preferences according to the personal information provided at the time of registration and the stored in the Cookie on your browser.

VMH email-marketing tools use small invisible images for the users who are included in the emails. This technology allows us to know if an email has been read or not, on what date, the IP address from which it has been consulted, etc. With this information, carry out statistical and analytical studies on the sending and receiving of emails to improve the supply of the services to which the user is subscribed and offer information that may be of interest to you.

Why are they important?

From a technical point of view, they allow web sites to work more flexible and adapted to the preferences of the users, as for example to store the language, the currency of the country or detect the access device.
Set levels of protection and security that prevent or hamper cyber attacks against the website or its users.
They allow media managers can meet statistical data collected in Cookies to improve the quality and experience of their services.
They serve to optimize the advertising shown to users, offering that best fits their interests.
What are the different types of Cookies that we use in VMH?

The session will expire when the user leaves the site or closes the browser, i.e. they are active during the visit to the web site and therefore they are deleted from our computer to leave him.

The permanent expire when meets the purpose for which serve either when they are manually deleted, they have date of deletion and are normally used in customizations or in the registry.
On the other hand, according to whoever is the entity that manages the computer or domain from where the cookies are sent and data obtained, we can distinguish between own Cookies and third-party.

Own Cookies are those Cookies that are sent to your computer and managed exclusively by us for the better functioning of the Web site. The information we collect is used to improve the quality of our service and your experience as a user.

If you interact with the content of our Web site also may set cookies from third parties (for example, to press buttons on social networks or watch videos hosted on another web site), which are those set by a domain different from our Web site. We can not access the data stored in cookies from other websites when paddling on the cited web sites.