IGESA in the news

IGESA employs 1300+ staff managing diverse facilities for military families and is hiring an Infrastructure Manager to oversee maintenance and safety.

The Igesa camping in Frontignan is hosting Ukrainian refugees with comprehensive support and integration efforts, canceling its tourist season to do so.

SC Bastia faces a critical Ligue 2 match against Laval, needing a win to improve their struggling season and motivated by strong messages from IGESA.

The newly inaugurated Escale Casabianca hotel in Toulon offers modern accommodation and versatile workspaces, honoring naval history and serving the largest naval base in Europe.

The renovated Escale Casabianca in Toulon is a premium multifunctional facility for military and defense community use, now open after a delayed four-year, 17 million euro project.

IGESA hosts over 1,000 youths annually for 12-day civic programs that build discipline, life skills, and social cohesion through military and community engagement.

Igesa's 2025-2030 contract aims to enhance service quality, institutional performance, and innovation to better support ministry personnel and their families.

Igesa supports the French military community's physical fitness, sports competitions, and rehabilitation through facilities, partnerships, and specialized programs.

IGESA's director outlined its role managing social and facility services for the Ministry of Defense, highlighting HR, customer experience, and infrastructure challenges.

Administrative staff at IGESA in Bastia went on strike over salary revaluation, with the strike paused after talks.

IGESA employees protested against unfair salary policies, demanding equitable pay and a meeting with management is planned.

Igesa is recruiting across multiple sectors including childcare, hospitality, and administrative roles, employing over 1,300 staff and hiring 2,000 seasonal workers annually.

An isolated hydrocarbon pollution incident at the Igesa beach in Furiani was quickly investigated and cleaned, with no ongoing risk detected.

The Igesa center in Quiberon supports military personnel and families with accommodations and activities, recently renovated and fully booked for summer.

The Igesa camping site in Frontignan is hosting Ukrainian refugees with local authorities and associations providing housing, medical, educational, and employment support.

The Escale Louvois residence managed by IGESA is being renovated and renamed Escale Casabianca, offering upgraded facilities for military personnel and their families at competitive prices.

The army-owned camping site in Querqueville managed by Igesa will reopen on May 1st after flood risk assessments, with reservations starting March 15.

IGESA and the 2nd REP of Calvi signed agreements to bolster defense reserves in Corsica, with a focus on firefighting and involving company employees as reservists.

The IGESA-managed Querqueville camping site closed in mid-2018, with plans for sale and potential reopening in 2019 by new owners.

The Igesa site is being redeveloped into an eco-friendly slow tourism village with renovated chalets, local gastronomy, event spaces, and family activities.