Naomi Nicolas has been shaking things up at Valence Romans Tourist Office for the past five years.\nNow in charge of communications and press relations at the Valence Romans Tourist Office, she wants to position the destination with the media. <\/p>\n\n
What is it about Valence Romans, a sunny destination at the gateway to the South of France, that makes it such an exceptional and special place?<\/p>\n\n
Valence Romans Tourisme’s best-known mission is to welcome and inform local, French and foreign customers visiting Valence Romans.\nTrip advisors provide travelers with information on the cultural and leisure activities on offer, as well as on events… But there’s also the hidden part of the iceberg. <\/p>\n\n
Valence Romans Tourisme is made up of a number of departments dedicated to making the region attractive to a wide range of target groups, including the Groups and Conventions department, which organizes B-to-B and B-to-C events, the Territory Coordination department, which fosters relations between tourism players, the Events department, which organizes events and, of course, the Communications department, of which I am a member, which aims to promote Valence Romans as a destination through as many channels as possible.<\/p>\n\n
We’re proud to showcase an authentic, natural destination, where you can hike, bike, ride on adapted trails like the Viarhona… It’s also a gourmet destination.\nAs a pioneer in organic farming, the region showcases its local produce in markets and at star restaurants, such as that of the world’s most Michelin-starred chef, Anne-Sophie Pic.\nThe region’s shoe-making tradition, artisan skills and rich historical heritage are also waiting to be discovered!
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