inDeauville presents its new Convention Bureau

Also known as the Bureau des Congrès, the Convention Bureau is committed to promoting inDeauville as a MICE (Meeting, Incentive, Congress and Exhibitions) destination to national and international organizations, and to positioning itself as a full-service provider to maintain its competitiveness in the business tourism market. As an expert in the region, its aim is to support organizers and project leaders in the organization of their events, while advising them on the choice of local service providers (transport, hotels, equipment, experiences and environmental responsibility) and supporting them in their bidding projects.

InDeauville and its businesses make their living from tourism in the broadest sense. Business tourism has been an integral part of the local economy since the 1960s-1970s, with the major trade shows TOP RESA in 1978 and TOP COM in 1984. Today, the region hosts between 250 and 300 business events a year. Thanks to the Center International de Deauville - convention center - and the Franciscainesthe destination can accommodate all types of events: conventions, seminars, gala evenings, cocktail parties, exhibitions, conferences, team-buildings...

Its high hotel capacity (the Barrière Deauville resort and the Bertout group for Accor, for example) means it can accommodate over 5,000 delegates simultaneously. What's more, Deauville is a certified Innovative Sustainable Destinationcertification, reflecting its eco-responsible approach, and inDeauville is certified under the Marque Qualité Tourisme.

Accessibility via motorways, Deauville-Trouville Deauville-Trouville train station as well asDeauville-Normandie Airport make it only a few hours from major French cities and European towns. With all infrastructure concentrated within a 4km² radius, everything is accessible on foot, a real asset for the destination.

inDeauville is a destination renowned for the sporting events it hosts every year. The Deauville Normandie International Triathlon has brought together 8,000 athletes since 2012, and has become France's leading triathlon in just a decade. As has the Marathon International in Deauville, with its 9,000 runners, making it one of the top 10 marathons in France, and this year joining the "World Marathon Majors" ranking. For the second year running, Deauville is the host venue for the Lacoste Ladies Open de France, during which Europe's finest players compete on the Diane Barrière course at Golf Barrière Deauville.

Since 2021, Deauville has entered the dynamics of the Olympic Games. Four of its sports facilities have been selected by the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games organizing committee as official training venues: the Commandant Hébert stadium (soccer), the Leisure Park (soccer), the POM'S (basketball, volleyball, handball, badminton, table tennis, karate) and the Pôle International du Cheval Longines - Deauville (show jumping, dressage, horse-ball, polo, driving). International teams in twelve disciplines will be able to be hosted there until the Paris Games in 2024.