Compagnie Des Alpes Excited About The 2030 Winter Olympics In France

The Compagnie des Alpes and all its 5000 employees welcome the decision of the International Olympic Committee to select the candidacy of the French Alps to enter into an exclusive targeted dialogue with a view to hosting the 2030 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games!

This invitation from the Olympic body is a real recognition of the French know-how, both in terms of organizing international events (World Championships in Courchevel Méribel 2023, Criterium de la Première Neige in Val d'Isère,...) and in Regarding professionalism and expertise. This strong decision is also an encouragement for the French mountain regions to continue or even accelerate the implementation of concrete measures in favor of increasingly sustainable and coherent spatial planning.

"We position ourselves as an active partner in this candidacy!"

Thanks to its position as a world leader in leisure activities, the Compagnie des Alpes, alongside the actors of the candidacy, is committed to ensuring the responsibilities inherent in its role as “CompagnonDuTerritoire”, committed to the vitality and thoughtful and sustainable development of mountain destinations to fully take over.

Accelerate ecological change by respecting the uniqueness of our environment and motivating each individual to act responsibly.
Act for the vitality of our regions by supporting the economy and employment and putting all actors (elected representatives, suppliers, partners, etc.) at the service of a better quality of life locally.

We help improve the lives of our employees by acting as an employer that promotes inclusive and fair social policies wherever we operate.
Creating connections between people by offering accessible, diverse, emotionally powerful, intergenerational leisure experiences anchored in places that allow both disconnection and reconnection: with yourself, with others, with nature.

"At Compagnie des Alpes we are passionate about offering exceptional leisure moments that create connections and well-being, and creating living spaces that combine the vitality of the territories and ecological change."