For over 55 years, we have been creating shared happiness for authentic, positive impact experiences in Europe’s most beautiful destinations.
As a European player in local tourism, we are committed to helping everyone rediscover the essential in a preserved environment. Our business, which is close to the regions, involves relationships of trust with all our stakeholders.
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We are voluntarily committed to reducing our carbon footprint with targets in line with the Paris Agreement to limit global warming to +1.5°C.
The Pierre & Vacances Center Parcs Group has placed reducing its carbon footprint at the heart of its CSR strategy. It is with humility that we embark on this journey, aware of the challenges ahead.
As an essential first step in identifying the levers for action, we carry out an exhaustive and rigorous assessment of our emissions every year. This assessment is the cornerstone of our approach, enabling us to understand the impact of our activities and to transform them more effectively.
Convinced that tomorrow’s tourism will either be sustainable or not, we are actively committed to transforming our sector, involving our stakeholders at every stage of this essential process.
Note : – Our carbon footprint is calculated using the methodology of the GHG Protocol, an international reference standard that provides a basis for comparison with other players. Find out more – Adagio is not included in this calculation. The brand’s carbon footprint is included in that of the Accor Group.
Since 2023, our carbon trajectory has been validated by SBTi. Internationally recognised, the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) helps companies to set carbon emission reduction targets in line with the objectives set by the Paris Agreement.
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1. Reduce the energy requirements of our sites, in particular by :
2. Develop the use of renewable energies
The Group’s purchases account for around 18% of our carbon footprint, making them a crucial lever in our drive to reduce emissions.
Conscious of our responsibility, we encourage our suppliers to assess their carbon footprint, to carry out their carbon assessment with a view to committing to an approach recognised by science. By working together, we aim to build a sustainable supply chain.
Reducing the emissions linked to our catering offer and our customers’ journeys to our sites involves a profound change in habits. These transformations take time, as they affect long-established behaviours and complex supply chains. While the transition to more sustainable practices is a gradual process, we remain determined to support this change by raising awareness among our customers and partners.
An essential service for our customers and a key part of the holiday experience, catering accounts for 15% of our carbon footprint.
That’s why we work hand in hand with our catering partners Areas and Albron with the aim of decarbonising their offer by increasing the proportion of vegetarian, local and seasonal dishes on our restaurant menus.
With a 45% share of our carbon footprint, our customers’ journeys are the biggest source of emissions, so it’s important to encourage our customers to use less carbon-intensive means of transport to get to our sites.
Several projects have been launched within our brands:
