Havas Voyages in the news

Havas Voyages is managing client concerns and rebookings for Middle Eastern travel due to global conflicts impacting tourism, while some travelers face significant disruptions and costs.

Havas Voyages is offering a   100 discount on summer holiday bookings over   2,000 until June 30, 2026.

Havas Voyages acquired Roussel Voyages, a well-known travel agency in Troyes, to strengthen its presence and leverage its strong local connections.

The travel industry is adapting to global conflicts by focusing on European destinations due to customer concerns about international travel disruption and cost increases.

Havas Voyages promotes Madeira as a year-round travel destination, highlighting its natural landscapes, cultural heritage, gastronomic delights, and commitment to sustainable tourism.

Sophie Viala, with 25 years of experience, is taking over Havas Voyages in Bagnols-sur-Cèze, focusing on personalized service and local engagement.

Marietton Développement, owner of Havas Voyages, restructured its senior management, promoting Gregory Baumann to CEO of Havas Voyages and Christophe Jacquet to group director general.

Havas has acquired Japan Experience, a travel company specializing in cultural trips to Japan, with Japan Experience's CEO highlighting growth opportunities from the acquisition.

An expert from Havas Voyages advises travelers on navigating expensive May long weekends by booking longer trips, being wary of cheap flights, and booking early.

Havas Voyages is rolling out a major advertising campaign with JCDecaux.

Havas Voyages plans to expand its franchise network by offering two distinct franchise models, one with its brand and one without, to recruit new partners.

Marietton Développement (Havas Voyages) acquired 100% of Le Monde à la Carte (Austral Lagons).

Havas Voyages in Saint-Lô, France, successfully recovered from the 2019 Thomas Cook bankruptcy and continues to offer diversified travel services.

Havas Voyages launched 'Havas Voyages Sports' to offer travel packages for attending various global sporting events, from Formula 1 to basketball.

Marietton Développement invested in Bleu Voyages, acquiring a 42.5% stake in the travel company specializing in group and business travel.

Havas Voyages acquired 19 Thomas Cook agencies in France, including one in Laval, following the latter's bankruptcy, retaining most staff and continuing travel services.

Havas Voyages and VTO co-hosted a travel fair in Rodez Aveyron for over a thousand attendees, highlighting the recovering travel market, evolving customer preferences for cultural experiences, and the benefits of booking through agencies.

Marietton Developpement, owner of Havas Voyages, was sold to an investor consortium led by Certares, with Bpifrance and Africinvest also participating.

US firm Certares invests in French travel group Marietton alongside Bpifrance and Africinvest, enabling the exit of previous investors and supporting Marietton's continued growth and diversification.

Havas Voyages launched a campaign to promote its digital transformation and new customer-centric services for travelers aged 25-45, repositioning itself as the "Network of New Travelers."