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French Ski Resorts

Where après-ski needs artists

56 tourist offices of French ski resorts (Alps, Pyrenees, Massif Central, Jura, Vosges) — après-ski, on-slope concerts, winter festivals, seasonal entertainment.

French ski resort tourist offices book far more events than their size would suggest: après-ski concerts, altitude DJ sets, season opening and closing parties, school-holiday entertainment, mountain Christmas markets. This file covers 56 resorts across every French mountain range — the Northern Alps (Val d'Isère, Tignes, Méribel, Avoriaz, Alpe d'Huez...), the Southern Alps, the Pyrenees (Saint-Lary, Font-Romeu, Gavarnie...), the Massif Central, the Jura and the Vosges. Every email was checked directly on the tourist office's own official website, never guessed from a domain name.

For whom

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What you gain

  • · Reach out to French ski resort tourist offices
  • · Coverage of every mountain range: Alps, Pyrenees, Massif Central, Jura, Vosges
  • · Emails checked on each tourist office's own official website

Typical use cases

  • Pitch an après-ski concert or an altitude DJ set
  • Apply to run a seasonal party (opening, closing, Christmas)
  • Build a winter tour resort by resort

Data coverage

Calculated in real time
100%
Email
100%
MX verified ✓
95%
Phone
100%
Website
100%
City
0%
Postal address

Actual volume in database: 56 contacts

Sources: data.gouv.fr · IPA · OpenStreetMap

Preview (anonymised extract)

Name City Email
Office de Tourisme - Abondance Abondance a***@ot-peva.com
Office de Tourisme - Avoriaz Morzine d***@avoriaz.com
Office de Tourisme - Bernex Bernex b***@ot-peva.com
Office de Tourisme - Bessans Bessans b***@hotmail.com
Office de Tourisme - Bonneval-sur-Arc Bonneval-sur-Arc i***@hautemaurienne.com
Office de Tourisme - Brides-les-Bains Brides-les-Bains c***@brides-les-bains.com
Office de Tourisme - Châtel Châtel t***@chatel.com
Office de Tourisme - Courchevel Saint-Bon-Tarentaise i***@courchevel.com
… 48 additional contacts in full in the complete pack

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56 ski resort tourist offices, every French mountain range

A ski resort isn't just a network of slopes: it's a destination that has to keep visitors entertained from morning to night, for several months straight. The resort's tourist office typically books:

  • Après-ski concerts and DJ sets, at the base or up the mountain
  • Season opening and closing parties
  • School-holiday entertainment (Christmas, February, Easter)
  • Mountain Christmas markets
  • Local festivals and village traditions

These are entertainment budgets usually higher than a similarly-sized lowland town, because tourist appeal depends directly on them.

Geographic coverage

56 resorts spread across every French mountain range: the Northern Alps (Savoie, Haute-Savoie — Val d'Isère, Tignes, Méribel, Avoriaz, Courchevel, Les Contamines...), the Southern Alps (Isère, Hautes-Alpes, Alpes-Maritimes — Alpe d'Huez, Les Deux Alpes, Auron, Isola 2000...), the Pyrenees (Saint-Lary-Soulan, Font-Romeu, Gavarnie, Peyragudes...), the Massif Central (Le Mont-Dore, Le Lioran...), the Jura (Les Rousses, Gérardmer...) and the Vosges.

Verification method

Each tourist office was identified individually (official website only, never a third-party or aggregator site), and the email address was checked directly on the site's contact page or legal notice. Many resorts only display a contact form with no public email: in that case, the resort is simply left out of the file rather than guessing an address. That's why this file is smaller (56) than other national packs — every single line is an address that was actually verified.

Frequently asked questions

Why only 56 resorts out of the roughly 152 French ones? +

Most resort tourist offices only show a contact form on their site, with no email published in plain text. Rather than guess an address from the domain name, those resorts were simply left out of the file. The 56 included all have an email verified directly on their official website.

Are these really the resorts' own tourist offices, not generic ones? +

Yes, that's the core criterion for this pack. Each contact was verified to be the tourist office specific to the ski resort (or the joint office that directly manages it, where neighbouring resorts have merged), never a generic tourist office unrelated to winter sports.

Does the pack also cover Italy, Austria, Switzerland? +

No, this first pack focuses on France only. A European extension (notably the Italian and Austrian Alps) may be considered later.

When is the best time to reach out to a ski resort? +

A winter season's line-up is usually decided between the previous spring and summer. For the following winter, start reaching out as early as April-June.

How were the emails verified? +

Each address was found and read directly on the tourist office's own official website (contact page, footer or legal notice), never built from a domain name or taken from an unverified third-party site.

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