The Explore Slovenia portal uses web cookies for its smooth operation. These are automatically generated files that are stored on your device, from which you access the Explore Slovenia web portal. These files store unique user data or settings that you have selected on the portal on the user’s device.
What are cookies?
Cookies are small text files that most websites store on the devices of users with whom you access the Internet. Their storage is under the complete control of the user, as you can restrict or disable them in the browser you are using.
Why are cookies used?
The use of web cookies is common and desirable in web production. Namely, it enables a higher level of Services, such as storing the registration certificate, using the online store, preventing excessive display of banner ads and the like. Without the use of cookies, it would not be possible to measure website traffic. Cookies are fundamental to providing a friendly online service and user experience. They make the interaction between the web user and the site faster and easier. With their help, the site remembers the individual’s preferences and experiences. With user saves time, browsing websites more efficiently and friendly.
Disabling cookies
Most web browsers automatically accept cookies. Cookies can be disabled in browser settings at any time. Information on cookie settings in individual browsers are available if you click on the following links:
Cookies
What are cookies and what are they for Cookies are small text files that are uploaded to your computer by websites you visit. Cookies are widely used to operate websites operated or to operate more efficiently, as well as to obtain information from website owners.
A list of cookies that we use to operate the website
| NAME | PURPOSE | DURATION |
| viewed_cookie_policy | The cookie is set to “yes” when the user sees and agrees to the Cookie law information banner. | 1 year |
| _icl_current_language | The cookie comes from the WordPress WPML plugin for multilingual support. Stores the value of the language set for page viewing. | 1 day |
| wordpress_* | Cookie for logged in user. Browser session duration | Browser session duration |
| wordpress_logged_in_* | Cookie for logged in user. | Browser session duration |
| woocommerce_cart_hash | A cookie stores an encrypted string that represents the contents of a WooCommerce shopping cart. | Browser session duration |
| woocommerce_items_in_cart | A cookie records if items are present in the WooCommerce shopping cart. | Browser session duration |
| woocommerce_recently_viewed | Cookie keeps a box with up to 15 last viewed items. | Browser session duration |
| wp_woocommerce_session_* | The cookie stores a unique identifier for the shopper and is used to search for a shopping cart among shoppers’ data. | 1 day |
| _ga | The cookie serves to differentiate users. Source: Google Analytics | 2 years |
| _gid | The cookie serves to differentiate users. Source: Google Analytics | 24 hours |
| _gat | The cookie is used to block requests. Source: Google Analytics | 1 minute |
| __utma | The cookie serves to distinguish between users and sessions. Source: Google Analytics | 2 years |
| __utmt | The cookie serves to block requests. Source: Google Analytics | 10 minutes |
| __utmb | The cookie is used to specify new sessions / visits. Source: Google Analytics | 30 minutes |
| __utmc | The cookie is used to specify new sessions / visits. Source: Google Analytics | Browser session duration |
| __utmz | The cookie stores the source of traffic or campaigns and serves to determine the arrival on the website. Source: Google Analytics | 6 months |
| __utmv | The cookie stores custom user variables. Source: Google Analytics | 2 years |
To prevent Google Analytics from being tracked on all sites, visit http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.
