Tourist Offices
Why do tourist offices need to act now?
Sustainable tourism: how to address the ecological transition?
- Biodiversity and the environment
- Protecting fragile ecosystems
- Managing visitor flows and overtourism
- Raising awareness
- CSR / OSR
- Showcasing your commitment
- Labels and certifications
- Concrete actions
Benefits for your tourist office
- Highlighting local biodiversity
- Strengthening your 'Destination of Excellence' initiative
- Complementing your CSR / OSR strategy
- Showcasing your partners
- Uniting committed local stakeholders by becoming the digital gateway to local biodiversity (municipalities, inter-municipal authorities, associations, businesses, accommodation providers, etc.)
Half a day of your time for a full year of visibility!
Interactive map
Tangible benefits
- A valuable time-saver
- Visible action supporting biodiversity and sustainable tourism
- An asset for certification processes
- A local digital experience for visitors
- A communication tool for the tourist office, elected officials, and partners
- A solution compatible with websites, kiosks, and tablets
- Scientific data enriched by local stakeholders
- A fixed annual cost with no surprises
And for visitors
- Easily accessible, consolidated data
- Up-to-date and reliable information
L’impact
- Before
- Scattered data
- Biodiversity not clearly visible on the website
- Limited visibility for community-based initiatives
- Difficulty raising visitor awareness
- Lack of concrete evidence regarding CSR efforts
- After
- Interactive regional map
- Accessible, easy-to-understand scientific data
- Coordinated communication
- Localized advice and alerts
- Showcased network of stakeholders and partners for your CSR reporting
- Visible and measurable action
Your testimonies
Anne-Marie
Director, Calvi-Balagne Tourist Office
« With SeeOnSea, we were able to better showcase our natural heritage in our certifications and CSR applications. »
Amandine
Responsible Tourism and Green Destination Development Officer, Cherbourg-Cotentin Tourist Office
« SeeOnSea is a means to encourage more responsible practices and strengthen our commitment to Green Destinations. »
Anonymous elected official
« Visitors to our area are now discovering local species they were completely unaware of. »
Pseudo Sissou012
User
« I like the information provided by the SeeOnSea map, which I come across on many tourist office websites during my travels. »