Gîtes de France Savoie in the news

A major cyberattack on Gîtes de France leaked the personal and travel data of over 389,000 customers due to a third-party software flaw.

A major cyberattack on IT provider Itea has exposed the personal booking data of nearly 390,000 customers across several regional branches.

A significant data breach at Gîtes de France exposed nearly 390,000 customer booking records and internal technical logs.

Gîtes de France reports a slight drop in spring and summer bookings, but a positive outlook for May long weekends, with no cancellations due to fuel price issues.

Gîtes de France Haute-Savoie achieved record growth in 2025 with increased overnight stays, new accommodations, strong online sales, and a focus on eco-friendly lodging.

Group accommodation bookings surge for Christmas and New Year, with Gîtes de France reporting up to 81% occupancy and Airbnb seeing a 50% rise in rural searches.

Gîtes de France achieved an 86% occupancy rate in summer 2025, with strong demand in Normandy, Corsica, and Hauts-de-France, driven by both domestic and European tourists.

Summer 2025 bookings for Gîtes de France accommodations remained strong and stable, with top regions reaching 90% occupancy and August being the peak month.

Gîtes provide authentic, quality holiday rentals in nature with personalized hospitality, growing in popularity and eco-responsibility.

Gîtes in Haute-Savoie offer authentic, quality holiday stays emphasizing nature immersion, personalized hospitality, eco-friendliness, and local economic support.

Gîtes de France Isère is striving to compete with Airbnb using its resources and reputation in the tourist accommodation sector.

Gîtes de France and French hotels are striving to compete with Airbnb's dominant position in the tourist accommodation market.

Gîtes de France and hotels in France are actively competing with Airbnb's dominant presence in the tourist accommodation market.

Gîtes de France Haute-Savoie experienced over 6% booking growth in April despite new rental regulations and upcoming transport strikes affecting May reservations.

Gîtes de France, a 70-year-old tourism network, is experiencing strong growth in overnight stays due to its focus on personalized hospitality, quality accommodations, and rural locations, while adapting to new market trends.

Gîtes de France criticizes the Le Meur law for targeting Airbnb but negatively affecting their tourist accommodation services without solving housing issues.

Gîtes de France Savoie expresses concern over the Le Meur law's restrictive impact on rural tourist rentals compared to urban Airbnb platforms.

Gîtes de France Haute-Savoie has grown from 11 rural accommodations in 1955 to managing nearly 1,600 with a 14 million euro turnover, promoting local-hosted tourism.

Gîtes de France Haute-Savoie marks 70 years with over 1,500 accommodations and continued growth in 2024.

Winter holiday bookings for mountain destinations with Gîtes de France increased by 1%, with a 62% occupancy rate and a rise in last-minute reservations.