A cookie is a text file that a web site sends to a computer user's browser. The browser saves the information and sends it back whenever it makes a new connection to the web site.
A cookie typically contains the domain name (IP address) of the web site that created it, information about the cookie's "life span", and a numeric code, usually a randomly generated unique number.

The web site www.discover-trieste.it does not use cookies to transmit personal information. Two types of cookies are used:
-    session cookies that allow the user to carry information from page to page in the web site, eliminating the need to enter it repeatedly.
-    persistent cookies that compile anonymous statistics on user behaviour for use in improving the web site's structure and services.
These cookies do not collect personal data that can identify the user.
In any case, the user always has the option of modifying browser settings to enable or disable the use of cookies. Even with cookies disabled, it is still possible to take advantage of all the Site's services and functionality. A user of multiple computers with different settings should ensure that all browser settings are correct. Users can delete stored cookies easily by following the appropriate procedure for each browser.
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Our newsletters are sent occasionally to
- provide information about activities planned in Trieste and surrounding areas
- recount experiences, recommend activity packages and/or offers
- provide information about interesting or not to be missed events involving the pertinent area

To register for the newsletter, use the form available in the www.discover-trieste.it footer The newsletter is managed through MailUp, and your email address is memorized on the MailUp servers (in Italy, European Union) and periodically in the list backups made by the Discover Trieste management.
Click here to review the MailUp privacy policy. When you register or cancel your registration, MailUp may send a notification with your data to the Discover Trieste email inbox, managed by Kolst.
MailUp, like every newsletter management platform, provides information about who opens the newsletters and clicks on links; we use this information to understand if the information contained in the newsletter is interesting and act accordingly.
You can stop receiving the newsletter at any time through the link available at the bottom of every message.
Please note: after you cancel your newsletter subscription, MailUp nevertheless stores the information of former subscribers to prevent them from being reinserted into the mailing list.