Labels and certifications
In La Plagne, these labels and certifications reflect our collective commitment to making the destination ever higher in quality, more responsible, and more accessible.
Whether they pertain to the quality of hospitality, environmental sustainability, or family-friendly services, these certifications recognize the efforts of local stakeholders and serve as benchmarks for both visitors and professionals seeking to contribute to continuous improvement.
Below you’ll find the main certifications held by our destination, along with useful information for learning more.
La Plagne, a Flocon Vert destination
La Plagne has been awarded the Flocon Vert certification, the label for mountain tourist destinations committed to sustainable development. More than just recognition of the actions taken, this distinction highlights a collective effort toward continuous improvement aimed at preserving our region, supporting its development, and ensuring that our mountains remain a legacy for future generations.
Our Quality Commitments
Certified with the Qualité Tourisme™ label since 2016, the La Grande Plagne Tourist Office places visitor satisfaction at the heart of its priorities through its Quality Strategy. This recognition attests to the quality of our hospitality as well as the information and services we provide.
To build on this momentum, the Tourist Office is participating in the “Destination d’Excellence” initiative, a new national standard that raises the bar for quality, accessibility, environmental responsibility, and continuous improvement. Through this initiative, the goal is to gradually bring together all tourism stakeholders in the region around shared commitments, in order to promote La Plagne as an increasingly exemplary destination.
To learn more about the initiative, visit the official Destination d’Excellence website.
Families, we love you!
For several years now, the resorts of Montchavin-Les Coches and Montalbert have held the “Famille Plus” certification, a distinction that recognizes destinations offering hospitality, services, and activities tailored to families throughout their stay.
Discover the commitments and services offered here and there!
Champagny-en-Vanoise, Land of Mountaineering
"Cœur de Vanoise," comprising the municipalities of Champagny-en-Vanoise, Le Planay, and Pralognan-la-Vanoise, is the fourth region to be awarded the Terre d’Alpinisme label.
The goal? To implement concrete actions to preserve and promote mountaineering, which has been listed as part of UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage since 2019.
Information for Our Professionals
Guide to Certification Processes for Sustainable Tourism
Acteurs du Tourisme Durable (ATD) and ADN Tourisme have developed a guide to certification processes for sustainable tourism to help professionals and local regions better understand the various labels, brands, and certifications that exist in the tourism sector.
This guide provides an overview of the sector’s main certification processes and helps users:
- better understand the objectives and commitments of each program
- identify the application process and requirements
- make it easier to choose a program suited to your business and your level of commitment
👉 Find the guide right here.
Tourisme & Handicap
Tourisme & Handicap is a national certification program dedicated to ensuring the accessibility of tourist sites and activities for people with disabilities (mobility, visual, hearing, or intellectual). It allows visitors to easily identify establishments adapted to their needs and supports professionals in improving the accessibility of their facilities, services, and hospitality.
Committing to this initiative means helping to make La Plagne more accessible and inclusive, while meeting the expectations of a diverse clientele.
To learn more, click here.
