wine tourism
Interview: Guillaume Decard, President of Var Tourism
What message have you brought to Paris with you? What would you like participants to take away from the Var in terms of business tourism? Guillaume Decard - We are offering an additional service, business tourism, in addition to what we can propose in the Var: agrotourism, outdoor activities, tourism of...
A. Déchénais (Bordeaux Convention Bureau): "a ramp-up of..."
How is the events sector in Bordeaux performing? Amélie Dechénais - The destination has seen continuous growth since the pandemic. Between 2024 and 2025, we are observing a certain stabilisation, but at particularly high levels with trade fairs that are mainly national in scope, as well as international scientific and professional congresses. This momentum…
Costa Brava Girona: the MICE destination for double occupancy
Just 60 km from the French border - and 37 minutes from the hub of Barcelona - the Costa Brava Girona is a magnet for French companies, who can reach their next MICE destination via excellent TGV links, by air or even by road. On arrival, participants will discover a wide range of accommodation solutions and...
Tours: two Hiltons as gateways to the city
Positioned on either side of Rue Nationale, one of Tours' main thoroughfares, the new Hilton Garden Inn and Hampton by Hilton seem to be talking to each other about the city's future as a tourist destination, which has become even more promising since their openings on 30 June. Developed by the Naos Hôtel Groupe and featuring two fast-growing brands...
Wine tourism: Bordeaux grands crus and life at a château
The charismatic Bordeaux businessman, owner of some forty vineyards in France and abroad, welcomes incentive groups - very exclusive, no doubt - via his top-of-the-range incoming agency, Luxury Wine Tourism. For them, it opens the doors of its finest Bordeaux estates: Château Pape Clément, a Grand Cru classé...
