Cookie Policy ePrivacy Directive / GDPR

Last updated: 02/02/2026

Responsible Entity: ZENCITA TECHNOLOGIES, S.L.

LEGAL DEFINITION: According to the Electronic Privacy Directive (ePrivacy) and GDPR, cookies are small text files that are stored on your device when you visit our website. This policy explains how we use them and your control options.

1. Legal Basis and Consent Requirement Art. 5.3 ePrivacy

Categories by Legal Basis
Consent Mechanism

We implement a granular consent system that allows you to::

  • Accept all: Consent for all categories
  • Reject all: Essential cookies only
  • Customize: Select specific categories
  • Change preferences: At any time from the panel

2. Detailed Cookie Categories Used

3. Other Tracking Technologies

3.1 Local Storage and Session Storage

Store data locally in your browser with greater capacity than cookies::

  • Form data: Temporary storage of unsent forms
  • Reservation cart: Storage of temporary selections
  • Advanced settings: Complex user preferences
3.2 Pixel Tags / Web Beacons

Tiny transparent images for tracking activity::

  • Conversions: Measure campaign effectiveness
  • Site traffic: Analyze navigation patterns
  • Cart abandonment: Identify users who don't complete reservations
3.3 Browser Fingerprinting

Technique that identifies unique devices based on their configuration::

  • Purpose: Fraud prevention and security
  • Legal Basis: Legitimate interest (security)
  • Configuration: Data minimization, no direct personal identification

4. How to Manage and Control Cookies

USER RESPONSIBILITY: Cookie management is your responsibility. We provide tools, but we cannot guarantee their correct operation on all browsers or devices.
4.1 Integrated Tools in Zencita
Tool Access Functionality Limitations
Initial Consent Panel First visit / Bottom banner Granular category selection Requires JavaScript enabled
Privacy Settings My Account → Privacy Change preferences at any time Registered users only
Opt-Out Link Footer / Cookie Policy Reject all non-essential cookies Does not affect already stored cookies
4.2 Browser Settings

You can configure your browser to accept, reject, or delete cookies::

Popular Browsers
  • Google Chrome: Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies
  • Mozilla Firefox: Options → Privacy and security → Cookies
  • Safari: Preferences → Privacy → Cookies
  • Microsoft Edge: Settings → Cookies and site permissions
Mobile Devices
  • iOS Safari: Settings → Safari → Block cookies
  • Android Chrome: Settings → Websites → Cookies
  • Specific devices: Consult manufacturer manual
  • Native apps: Settings within each app
4.3 Third-Party Opt-Out Tools

For specific advertising cookies, you can use::

5. International Data Transfers GDPR Chapter V

Some cookie providers are located outside the European Economic Area::

Provider Country Transfer Guarantees Legal Mechanism
Google LLC (Analytics, Ads) United States Standard Contractual Clauses EU-US Adequacy Decision (under review)
Facebook Inc. (Pixel) United States Standard Contractual Clauses Complementary technical measures
Hotjar Ltd. Malta (EU) Not applicable (within EU) Full GDPR protection
Twitter Inc. United States Standard Contractual Clauses Case-by-case assessment
LIMITATION OF LIABILITY FOR TRANSFERS: Although we implement the required legal guarantees, we cannot control changes in third-country laws. We are not responsible for foreign authorities accessing transferred data, unless due to our gross negligence.

6. Retention Periods and Deletion

6.1 Cookie Duration

Cookies have different lifespans according to their purpose::

Cookie Type Typical Duration Legal Maximum Auto Deletion
Session Cookies Until browser closes N/A Yes, when closing browser
Persistent Cookies (Essential) 1 year Proportional to purpose No, requires manual action
Analytical Cookies Maximum 2 years 2 years (limitation principle) Yes, according to provider configuration
Marketing Cookies Up to 2 years Renewable consent No, requires specific opt-out
6.2 Automatic and Manual Deletion

We implement the following deletion mechanisms::

  • Inactivity deletion: Session cookies automatically deleted
  • Consent renewal: We request re-consent every 12 months
  • Manual deletion: Specific instructions per browser
  • Cleaning tools: Specialized third-party software
  • Incognito/private mode: Cookies deleted when session ends

7. Modifications to this Cookie Policy

7.1 Change Notification

We will notify significant changes through::

  • Prominent banner: On the platform for 30 days
  • Email: To registered users with 15 days advance notice
  • Date update: Visible change of "last updated"
  • Change history: Available upon request
TACIT ACCEPTANCE: Continued use of the platform after changes constitutes acceptance of the revised policy. If you disagree, you must stop using our services and delete all stored cookies.

8. Jurisdiction, Applicable Law and Contact Information

APPLICABLE JURISDICTIONAL CLAUSE

Applicable Law: This policy and any related dispute are governed by the laws of Spain, with specific application of the ePrivacy Directive and GDPR.

Competent Jurisdiction: For any claim arising from this policy, the parties expressly submit to the Courts and Tribunals of Madrid (Spain), with express waiver of any other jurisdiction.

8.1 Contact Information
Company Data
  • Responsible Entity: ZENCITA TECHNOLOGIES, S.L.
  • Address: [Complete Fiscal Address], 28001 Madrid, España
  • CIF/NIF: B-XXXXXXXX
  • Commercial Register: Madrid, Tomo X, Folio X, Hoja M-XXXXXX
Specific Contacts
8.2 Exercise of Cookie Rights

To exercise your rights related to cookies (access, deletion, opposition)::

  • Procedure: Email to DPO fully identifying yourself
  • Response time: Maximum 30 working days
  • Free of charge: No cost, except for manifestly unfounded requests
  • Verification: Required to protect your privacy

Last updated: 02/02/2026

Version: 1.0 | Document valid since: 02/02/2026