Privacy & Cookie Policy

Odissey Travel Magazine

Last updated: October 30, 2026

1. About This Policy

Odissey Travel Magazine respects the privacy of its readers, subscribers, contributors, professional contacts and website visitors and is committed to processing personal data transparently, lawfully, proportionately and securely.

This Privacy & Cookie Policy explains how personal data are collected, used, stored and protected when users visit www.odisseymag.com, contact the editorial office, subscribe to newsletters or browser notifications, or interact with the website’s digital services.

This Policy is based on Regulation (EU) 2016/679 (General Data Protection Regulation, GDPR), Italian Legislative Decree 196/2003 as amended, applicable electronic communications legislation and guidance issued by the Italian Data Protection Authority and the European Data Protection Board.

It also takes into account the Italian Data Protection Authority’s Guidelines on Tracking Pixels in Email Communications, adopted on 17 April 2026.

Odissey’s journalistic and editorial processing, including the use of Artificial Intelligence in research, translation and content production, is further described in its separate Editorial, AI & Transparency Policy.

2. Data Controller

The Data Controller responsible for the processing of personal data through Odissey Travel Magazine is:

Bquadro Group s.r.l.

Via di Monte Verde 244
00151 Rome – Italy

Email: info@odisseymag.com

Odissey Travel Magazine is published by Bquadro Group s.r.l. and registered with the Court of Rome under no. 76/2025.

Requests relating to privacy or the exercise of data-protection rights may be submitted using the contact details above.

Where external providers independently determine the purposes and means of processing, their respective responsibilities are governed by their privacy notices, applicable contracts and data-protection legislation.

3. Categories of Personal Data

The categories of personal data processed depend on the services used and the interactions with Odissey.

Navigation and Technical Data

When users browse the website, technical information necessary to provide, operate and secure the service may be processed.

This may include:

• IP addresses and network information.
• Browser and device characteristics.
• Operating system information.
• Requested pages and resources.
• Date and time of requests.
• Technical logs and error information.
• Information necessary to prevent abuse or security incidents.

Contact Information

When users contact Odissey through an online form or email, the following information may be processed:

• Name and surname.
• Email address.
• Telephone number, where voluntarily provided.
• Organisation or professional affiliation.
• Contents of the communication.
• Additional information voluntarily supplied.

Newsletter Subscription Data

When users subscribe through the website, Odissey may process:

• Email address.
• Name, where requested or voluntarily provided.
• Subscription preferences.
• Subscription and confirmation status.
• Consent-related records.
• Subscription timestamps.
• Technical information required to manage or document registration.

Analytics Information

Depending on the analytics service, technical information may be processed concerning:

• Website visits and page views.
• Articles and pages accessed.
• Referring websites.
• Approximate geographical origin, including country.
• Browser and device characteristics.
• General website traffic and performance.

Browser Notification Data

Where push notifications are activated, technical identifiers associated with the browser or device may be processed to deliver the requested notifications.

Professional and Customer Data

Odissey may process professional contact information obtained through existing commercial relationships, editorial activities, professional correspondence, events and other lawful business interactions.

These data may include professional email addresses, contact details, organisation names and information relevant to the professional relationship.

4. Purposes and Legal Bases of Processing

Personal data are processed only where an appropriate legal basis exists.

Website Operation and Security

Technical data are processed to provide the website, maintain availability, protect digital infrastructure, prevent unauthorised access and investigate technical or security incidents.

The legal basis is the Data Controller’s legitimate interest in operating and protecting its digital services, together with any applicable legal obligations.

Contact Requests

Information submitted through contact forms or email is processed to receive, evaluate and respond to requests.

Depending on the nature of the communication, processing may be based on:

• Legitimate interests in managing editorial and professional correspondence.
• Pre-contractual measures requested by the individual.
• Performance of a contract.
• Compliance with applicable legal obligations.

Submitting a contact request does not automatically subscribe the sender to promotional communications.

Newsletter Subscriptions

Newsletter subscriptions collected directly through the Odissey website are based on the user’s voluntary registration and, where required, consent.

Subscription information is used to administer the mailing list, manage preferences and deliver the communications requested by subscribers.

Communications to Existing Customers and Professional Contacts

Odissey may send relevant editorial, professional or commercial communications to contacts in its own databases where an appropriate legal basis exists.

The use of customer data for electronic marketing is subject to the GDPR and Article 130 of the Italian Data Protection Code.

Where applicable, the limited exception for communications concerning products or services similar to those previously purchased may be relied upon only when all statutory conditions are satisfied, including the opportunity to object at collection and in subsequent communications.

The existence of a previous professional relationship does not automatically authorise unrestricted promotional email communications.

Website Analytics

Odissey uses analytics systems to understand the overall reach of its publications, readership trends, page views and approximate geographical distribution of visitors.

The resulting reports are used for editorial planning, general audience evaluation and website improvement.

Odissey does not currently use its analytics reports to create individual commercial profiles, personalise advertising towards identified readers or make automated decisions concerning individual visitors.

Analytics tools requiring consent are governed by the visitor’s preferences through the website’s consent-management platform.

Advertising and Measurement Technologies

Advertising and measurement technologies, including Meta Pixel, are treated as non-essential where applicable.

Their activation is subject to the relevant consent requirements.

Browser Notifications

Push notifications are provided following the user’s voluntary subscription and the permissions required by the browser or device.

Users may revoke permission through their browser or device settings.

5. Contact Forms

Odissey uses Contact Form 7 and WordPress technologies to receive and manage contact requests.

Data submitted through these forms are used to respond to enquiries and manage the related editorial or professional communication.

Contact details are not automatically added to newsletter or marketing lists merely because a user submits a contact form.

Where an optional newsletter subscription is offered, its purpose is presented separately.

Technical measures may process information necessary to prevent spam, abusive submissions or unauthorised use.

Personal data submitted through contact forms are retained according to the nature of the correspondence and the applicable retention criteria described in this Policy.

6. Newsletter Registration, Distribution and Email Tracking

6.1 Newsletter Subscription Through WordPress

Odissey uses The Newsletter Plugin to collect newsletter subscription requests through forms integrated into its WordPress website.

The subscription system may record the subscriber’s email address, subscription status, consent information and other data required to administer the registration.

Depending on the configuration, technical information associated with the registration may also be recorded for security, consent documentation or subscription-management purposes.

Subscription data are managed under the responsibility of Bquadro Group s.r.l.

The use of The Newsletter Plugin for subscription collection does not, by itself, imply that the plugin is also used for newsletter distribution or individual email tracking.

6.2 Newsletter Distribution Through MailTurismo

Odissey uses MailTurismo, an external professional email communication platform, to distribute newsletters, editorial updates and professional communications.

MailTurismo is operated by SocialTips Srl, with registered office at Via Consiglio dei Sessanta 44, 47891 Dogana, Republic of San Marino.

MailTurismo publishes its own privacy policy:

https://www.mailturismo.it/privacy

Odissey may use MailTurismo to distribute communications to:

• Readers who subscribe directly through the Odissey website.
• Existing customers and professional contacts lawfully included in databases maintained by Bquadro Group s.r.l.
• Other recipient lists made available through the MailTurismo service, according to the applicable agreements and legal responsibilities.

Where Odissey provides its own recipient lists or determines the purposes of communications, Bquadro Group s.r.l. remains responsible for the processing activities attributable to it under applicable legislation.

The respective roles of MailTurismo and Odissey are determined by the actual processing activities and contractual arrangements.

MailTurismo’s separate privacy policy does not replace Odissey’s obligation to inform individuals about processing for which Odissey is responsible.

6.3 Email Tracking and Campaign Measurement

Email distribution technologies may support statistical functions that measure message delivery, openings, link interactions and other engagement indicators.

MailTurismo’s published privacy information describes the possible use of web beacons and other technologies for measuring interactions with email communications.

Where such technologies are used in campaigns distributed on behalf of Odissey, their operation is governed by applicable data-protection and electronic communications requirements.

In particular, the Italian Data Protection Authority’s Guidelines on Tracking Pixels in Email Communications, adopted on 17 April 2026, establish requirements concerning transparency, prior consent where necessary, data minimisation and withdrawal of consent.

Individual email tracking requiring prior consent must not be performed without that consent.

Where a specific exemption applies to statistical processing or other permitted purposes, the applicable legal conditions must be respected.

Recipients must receive appropriate information concerning the relevant processing.

Where legally required, withdrawal of consent to individual tracking must be available without necessarily requiring cancellation of the newsletter subscription.

6.4 Unsubscription and Rights

Subscribers may withdraw consent to receive newsletters or unsubscribe through the mechanisms provided in the communications.

Requests concerning personal data controlled by Odissey may also be sent to:

info@odisseymag.com

Where MailTurismo independently controls specific processing activities, relevant rights may also be exercised using the contact details provided in its privacy notice.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect processing lawfully carried out before withdrawal.

7. Browser Push Notifications — OneSignal

Odissey may offer browser push notifications through OneSignal.

When users voluntarily enable notifications, technical information necessary to establish and maintain the subscription may be processed.

This may include browser subscription identifiers, push tokens, device characteristics and other technical data necessary for delivery.

Users can revoke notification permission at any time through their browser or device settings.

OneSignal processes data according to the applicable contractual arrangements, privacy terms and technical configuration.

Any additional non-essential analytics or profiling associated with push notifications is subject to the relevant legal requirements.

8. Website Analytics and Audience Statistics

Odissey uses analytics technologies to understand the reach and performance of its editorial content.

The principal purposes are to measure visits, identify the most-read articles, understand general audience trends and evaluate the geographical distribution of readership.

The statistical reports are used in aggregate form and are not currently used by Odissey to create individual commercial profiles or carry out behavioural advertising towards identified visitors.

The fact that Odissey consults aggregated reports does not necessarily mean that the underlying technical collection involves only anonymous information.

8.1 Independent Analytics

Odissey uses Independent Analytics as part of its WordPress analytics environment.

Independent Analytics operates within the WordPress installation and does not rely on conventional tracking cookies.

According to its technical architecture, the system may use information such as IP addresses and browser characteristics to generate pseudonymous visitor identifiers and determine approximate geographical information.

Its analytics database is maintained within the WordPress environment rather than routinely transmitted to the software developer’s servers.

Odissey uses these reports to assess website traffic, articles viewed and general readership trends.

The system is managed according to the principles of data minimisation and applicable privacy requirements.

8.2 Metricool

Odissey uses Metricool to evaluate website traffic and general digital audience performance.

Metricool’s website tracking technology operates through JavaScript and, according to its technical documentation, does not rely on conventional tracking cookies.

The service may process technical information concerning visits, pages viewed and the IP address used to determine the visitor’s approximate geographical origin.

Information may be transmitted to Metricool’s infrastructure to generate statistical reports.

Odissey uses the resulting data primarily to understand overall visits, page views and geographical readership distribution.

Odissey does not currently use Metricool’s statistical reports for individual behavioural targeting.

Where consent is legally required for the underlying tracking technology, Metricool is subject to the website’s analytics consent preferences.

8.3 Google Site Kit and Google Analytics

Odissey uses Google Site Kit to connect its WordPress environment with selected Google services.

These services may include Google Search Console, Google Analytics and other website performance or reporting functions, depending on the configuration enabled.

Google Search Console and similar administrative reporting tools are distinguished from technologies that collect information directly from visitors’ browsers.

Where Google Analytics is active, it may process information concerning page views, website interactions, traffic sources, device characteristics and approximate geographical origin.

Odissey uses the resulting reports for general statistical analysis of its readership.

Google Analytics and other non-essential visitor-tracking technologies requiring consent are managed through the website’s consent-management system.

8.4 Statistical Processing and Consent

Analytics technologies are assessed according to their actual technical characteristics, purposes and legal requirements.

Where a legally recognised exemption applies, processing may take place without consent under the applicable conditions.

Other non-essential analytics technologies remain inactive until the required consent has been obtained.

Visitors may modify or withdraw their consent through the Cookie Preferences interface.

9. Meta Pixel

Odissey uses the official Meta Pixel integration within its WordPress environment.

Meta Pixel is a measurement technology provided by Meta Platforms that may process information concerning website visits and interactions.

Depending on its configuration, the technology may support advertising measurement, audience analysis and related marketing functions.

Meta Pixel is classified as a non-essential marketing and measurement technology.

Its tracking functions requiring consent are managed through the Seers consent-management platform and remain disabled until the visitor has provided the appropriate marketing consent.

Visitors who refuse marketing consent are not subject to the corresponding non-essential Meta Pixel tracking through the website.

Consent can be modified or withdrawn at any time through Cookie Preferences.

Information collected through Meta technologies may be received and further processed by the relevant Meta Platforms entities according to their applicable privacy information and legal responsibilities.

The fact that Odissey does not currently use its general analytics reports for individual commercial profiling does not exclude independent processing carried out by advertising technology providers.

10. Cookies and Other Tracking Technologies

Odissey uses cookies and other technical technologies that may store or access information on visitors’ devices.

These may include cookies, scripts, browser identifiers, local storage, pixels and equivalent technologies.

Such technologies are classified according to their purposes and technical characteristics.

Strictly Necessary Technologies

These technologies support the operation, security and delivery of services explicitly requested by users.

They may include security functions, session management and consent-preference storage.

They do not require consent where the conditions established by applicable legislation are satisfied.

Functional and Preference Technologies

These technologies may remember user-selected preferences, including accessibility settings, interface preferences or language choices.

Where they are strictly necessary to provide a function specifically requested by the user, they may fall within an applicable consent exemption.

Other non-essential functions are managed according to the applicable requirements.

Analytics Technologies

Analytics technologies help measure website visits, readership and performance.

Depending on their configuration and technical characteristics, some analytics technologies may be exempt from consent under specific legal conditions, while others require prior authorisation.

Marketing and Advertising Technologies

These technologies may measure interactions, support advertising campaigns or enable audience analysis.

Where required by law, they are activated only after the visitor has provided the appropriate consent.

Technologies Without Conventional Cookies

A technology is not automatically exempt from privacy or electronic communications requirements simply because it does not use conventional cookies.

Odissey assesses tracking technologies according to their actual operation and applicable law.

11. Cookie Consent Management — Seers

Odissey uses Seers as its consent-management platform for cookies and other non-essential tracking technologies.

The platform provides visitors with information and choices concerning the technologies used by the website.

At the first relevant visit, non-essential tracking requiring prior consent remains disabled until the visitor has expressed the corresponding preference.

Visitors may:

• Accept non-essential technologies.
• Reject non-essential technologies.
• Customise consent preferences by category.
• Change or withdraw previously expressed consent.

The rejection of non-essential tracking does not prevent ordinary access to the editorial content of the website.

The consent-management system coordinates the activation of consent-dependent technologies, including Meta Pixel and relevant analytics services.

Consent choices are managed according to the applicable legal requirements and retained where necessary to document visitor preferences and demonstrate compliance.

Visitors may reopen the consent interface through the Cookie Preferences control available on the website.

Consent requests are not repeatedly presented following refusal except in circumstances permitted by applicable regulatory guidance.

Detailed information about the technologies used, their purposes, providers and durations is made available through the relevant Cookie Settings interface.

12. Accessibility Preferences — OneTap

Odissey uses OneTap to provide accessibility and interface-adjustment features.

Depending on the visitor’s choices, these features may include adjustments to text size, contrast, reading modes, typography and other accessibility settings.

Technical information or local preferences may be stored where necessary to remember functions specifically selected by the visitor.

Where such technologies are strictly necessary to provide the requested functionality, they are treated according to the applicable exemption from consent.

Any additional processing for non-essential purposes is subject to the relevant legal requirements.

13. Images, Digital Publications and Media Optimisation

Odissey publishes photographic, visual and multimedia editorial content.

The website uses professional image-management and optimisation technologies, including Imagify, Smush and other WordPress media-management tools.

Certain optimisation processes may involve the temporary transmission of image files to external technical infrastructure for compression, format conversion or related services.

Odissey may also use interactive digital publication technologies, including flipbook functionality, to present magazine editions and other editorial material.

Where images contain identifiable individuals, their processing is governed by the applicable legal basis for the underlying editorial activity and, where relevant, the rules protecting journalistic activity and freedom of expression.

External service providers involved in technical processing are subject to the applicable contractual and data-protection safeguards.

14. Artificial Intelligence and Automated Translation

Odissey uses Artificial Intelligence and automated translation technologies as part of its editorial and multilingual publication workflow.

These technologies may assist with research, editorial organisation, content preparation, translation and publication.

The website uses GPTranslate to support multilingual access to its content.

Automated translation may involve communication with external translation or Artificial Intelligence systems, according to the technology and configuration used.

Odissey’s editorial practice is to avoid submitting unnecessary private contact information, subscriber records or confidential correspondence to generative Artificial Intelligence systems without an appropriate purpose, legal basis and safeguards.

Automatically translated content may be subject to linguistic limitations.

The editorial use of Artificial Intelligence, including relevant transparency and publication principles, is further described in the separate Editorial, AI & Transparency Policy.

15. Website Security and Technical Logs

Odissey uses technical and organisational measures to protect its WordPress environment, website infrastructure and users.

These measures may involve Wordfence, Loginizer, hosting security technologies and related technical systems.

Security processing may include:

• IP addresses.
• Access timestamps.
• Login attempts.
• Technical error records.
• Information concerning suspicious activity.
• Information necessary to identify and prevent unauthorised access.

The legal basis is the legitimate interest of the Data Controller in maintaining website security, together with applicable security obligations.

Technical information is retained only for as long as necessary for the relevant security purpose or applicable legal requirements.

16. Service Providers and Data Recipients

Odissey uses external technologies and service providers to operate its website, distribute communications and provide digital editorial services.

Depending on the functions enabled, these may include:

Website Infrastructure and Security

Hosting and infrastructure providers, website security services, backup systems and technical maintenance tools.

These may include Wordfence, Loginizer, UpdraftPlus and hosting-related services.

Newsletter and Email Services

The Newsletter Plugin is used for subscription collection within WordPress.

MailTurismo is used for the distribution of newsletters and professional email communications.

Analytics and Measurement Services

Independent Analytics, Metricool, Google services and Meta Pixel, according to their respective functions and configurations.

Consent Management

Seers provides cookie and tracking consent-management functionality.

Push Notifications

OneSignal supports browser push notifications.

Accessibility

OneTap provides accessibility-related interface functions.

Image and Publication Technologies

Image-optimisation services and digital publication technologies may process information necessary to provide their functions.

Automation and Integration

Odissey may use automation and integration technologies, including Make, for authorised operational and editorial workflows.

Where personal data are involved, such processing must have an appropriate purpose and legal basis.

Translation and Artificial Intelligence

External translation or Artificial Intelligence providers may process data where necessary for the services actually used and subject to applicable safeguards.

Service providers may act as processors, independent controllers or, where legally applicable, joint controllers.

Their roles depend on the actual processing activities and relevant contractual arrangements.

Personal data are communicated only where appropriate for the relevant purposes and subject to applicable legal requirements.

17. International Data Transfers

Some technology providers used by Odissey operate internationally or may process personal data outside the European Economic Area.

Where transfers to third countries take place, the relevant safeguards are determined according to the destination, receiving entity and nature of the processing.

Where applicable, these safeguards may include:

• Adequacy decisions adopted by the European Commission.
• Participation in an applicable adequacy framework.
• Standard Contractual Clauses approved by the European Commission.
• Other transfer mechanisms permitted under Chapter V of the GDPR.

MailTurismo is operated by a company based in the Republic of San Marino. The applicable international transfer framework must be considered according to the actual receiving entities and processing arrangements.

Individuals may request information about the safeguards applicable to a particular processing activity by contacting Odissey.

18. Data Retention

Odissey applies the principle of storage limitation and retains personal data only for as long as necessary for the purposes for which they were collected, subject to applicable legal obligations.

Contact Communications

Contact information and correspondence are retained for the time necessary to respond to requests and manage the related editorial or professional relationship.

Longer retention may apply where necessary for contractual, legal or dispute-related purposes.

Newsletter Subscription Records

Subscriber data collected through WordPress are normally retained while the subscription remains active.

Following unsubscription, data no longer required for the service are deleted or anonymised, subject to any additional retention necessary to document consent, withdrawal, suppression requests or compliance with applicable obligations.

Professional and Customer Contacts

Professional and customer contact information is retained for the duration necessary to manage the relevant relationship and applicable business or legal requirements.

Data used for promotional communications are subject to the applicable legal basis, objections and withdrawal requests.

MailTurismo Campaign Data

Recipient information and campaign-related data processed through MailTurismo are retained according to the relevant responsibilities, contractual arrangements and applicable legal obligations.

Analytics Data

Analytics information is retained according to the configured retention periods of the relevant systems and the principle of data minimisation.

Where appropriate, aggregated or anonymised statistical information may be retained for longer periods when individuals are no longer identifiable.

Push Notifications

Push notification identifiers are retained while necessary to maintain the subscription and according to the service’s applicable technical arrangements.

Cookie Consent Records

Consent-related information may be retained for the period necessary to manage visitor preferences and demonstrate compliance.

Security Logs and Backups

Security information is retained according to the relevant security purpose and configured retention periods.

Backups may temporarily preserve information after deletion from active systems until the normal backup retention cycle expires.

Specific retention periods or objective retention criteria are determined by the actual configuration and processing requirements of each service and must be made available where required by law.

19. Your Data-Protection Rights

Subject to the conditions and limitations established by applicable law, individuals may exercise the following rights:

• Obtain confirmation as to whether personal data concerning them are processed.
• Request access to their personal data.
• Request rectification of inaccurate or incomplete information.
• Request erasure of personal data.
• Request restriction of processing.
• Object to processing based on legitimate interests.
• Object at any time to processing for direct marketing purposes.
• Request data portability where applicable.
• Withdraw consent at any time where processing is based on consent.
• Exercise other rights and remedies provided by applicable law.

Withdrawal of consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing performed before withdrawal.

Where applicable, Odissey responds to requests within the time limits established by the GDPR, normally within one month, subject to permitted extensions.

Requests may be addressed to:

info@odisseymag.com

Where necessary, Odissey may request reasonable information to verify the identity of the applicant.

Certain rights may be subject to specific limitations or exemptions established by law, including those applicable to journalistic activity, freedom of expression, legal obligations and the rights of third parties.

20. Right to Lodge a Complaint

Individuals who believe that their personal data have been processed in violation of applicable legislation may lodge a complaint with a competent supervisory authority.

In Italy, the relevant authority is:

Garante per la protezione dei dati personali

https://www.garanteprivacy.it

Individuals may also seek judicial remedies where provided by applicable law.

21. Children and Minors

Odissey Travel Magazine is a general-interest and professional travel publication and its services are not specifically directed at children.

Where consent is required for an information-society service offered directly to minors, the applicable legal requirements are observed.

Under Italian law, a child who has reached fourteen years of age may provide consent within the scope established by Article 2-quinquies of the Italian Data Protection Code.

Where required for younger children, consent must be provided or authorised by the person exercising parental responsibility.

22. Automated Decision-Making and Profiling

Odissey does not use its general website analytics reports to make decisions based solely on automated processing that produce legal or similarly significant effects concerning individual visitors.

The website’s ordinary editorial analytics, automated translation and content-management functions are not intended to produce such decisions.

Where third-party marketing technologies perform audience analysis or profiling, their operation is subject to applicable privacy information, legal bases and consent requirements.

If processing involving automated decisions within the meaning of Article 22 of the GDPR is introduced in the future, the relevant information and safeguards will be provided.

23. Third-Party Websites and Embedded Content

Odissey publishes links to external websites and may include embedded multimedia, social sharing features and digital publication services.

These may include external video platforms, social networks, Flipboard and other editorial resources.

When visitors follow links to independent third-party websites, the relevant provider’s privacy policy governs the processing carried out on those websites.

Embedded third-party content may involve additional technical requests or tracking technologies.

Where embedded content uses non-essential cookies or equivalent tracking technologies requiring consent, the relevant functions are managed in accordance with the visitor’s consent preferences.

The presence of a link to an external website does not imply that Odissey controls that website’s independent processing activities.

24. Changes to This Policy

Odissey periodically reviews this Privacy & Cookie Policy to reflect developments in technology, editorial operations, external services, regulatory guidance and applicable legislation.

Changes may concern data-processing purposes, service providers, newsletter technologies, analytics tools, advertising measurement or other digital services.

Material changes will be reflected through an updated revision date.

Where required by law, additional information or renewed consent will be provided.

The published Policy is intended to reflect the actual personal-data processing activities carried out through the Odissey website.

25. Contact and Related Policies

For questions concerning this Privacy & Cookie Policy, the processing of personal data or the exercise of data-protection rights, please contact:

Bquadro Group s.r.l.
Odissey Travel Magazine
Via di Monte Verde 244
00151 Rome – Italy

Email: info@odisseymag.com

Related Policies and Information

Odissey Editorial, AI & Transparency Policy

Available through the Odissey website.

Cookie Preferences

Available through the consent-management interface provided on the Odissey website.

MailTurismo Privacy Policy

https://www.mailturismo.it/privacy

Italian Data Protection Authority

https://www.garanteprivacy.it

This Privacy & Cookie Policy should be read together with the applicable Cookie Preferences information, Odissey’s Editorial, AI & Transparency Policy and other legal notices relevant to the services used.

Last updated: October 30, 2026