AVEYRON ATTRACTIVITE TOURISME in the news

A cyberattack on the "On recrute en Aveyron" platform exposed candidate data through a stolen recruiter password, with no ransom demands reported.

The "On Recrute en Aveyron" job platform experienced a data breach affecting over 20,000 candidates' personal information and 1,500 CVs.

Aveyron Attractivité Tourisme confirmed a data leak affecting over 20,000 candidate contacts and 1,500 CVs from its recruitment platform, attributed to a stolen recruiter password.

Aveyron Attractivité Tourisme is transitioning into a public local company to manage key regional sites, supported by a 3.5 million euro budget, while attracting new residents and developing the 21-million-euro Aveyron Palace.

Aveyron is launching a national recruitment campaign featuring 12 local industry leaders to attract professionals and dispel clichés about the region being purely rural.

Aveyron is running a national media campaign to reposition the department as a high-tech industrial hub to attract new talent and businesses.

A national marketing campaign highlights 12 industrial leaders to prove Aveyron is a high-performing economic hub beyond its rural reputation.

A network of 46 local tourist sites is collaborating on regional promotion and the integration of artificial intelligence into their operations.

Aveyron successfully recruited professionals and project leaders at a professional mobility fair in Lille to boost local demographic and economic growth.

Aveyron Attractivité Tourisme recruited talent and promoted regional relocation at a major professional mobility trade fair and afterwork event in Lille.

Aveyron launched a talent attraction campaign in Lille, gathering 75 CVs and hosting a networking event to fill local job vacancies.

The Department of Aveyron launched a new brand ambassador network to attract talent, support business recruitment, and combat demographic decline.

The Department of Aveyron has launched a collective network of local stakeholders to promote economic growth, recruitment, and regional appeal.

A partnership between local tourism boards is offering a luxury weekend contest featuring a stay at Château de Latour and a traditional workshop tour.

Aveyron experienced a slight decline in tourism this September due to poor weather and fewer foreign visitors, despite strong airport traffic and resilient local sites.

Aveyron's 2025 tourism season shows steady performance with professional satisfaction remaining high despite a dip in international visitors and poor late-August weather.