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IN BRIEF
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After a relocation that lasted three years near the train station, The Lorient Tourist Office is preparing to return to its original location, quai de Rohan. Renovation work on the new premises will begin on October 7, 2024, with a reopening expected by the end of May 2025. This event marks a long-awaited return for the employees of Lorient Bretagne Sud Tourism and for all those who wish to discover the richness of this region.
A return to the roots #
The quai de Rohan, formerly the meeting point for visitors, holds particular importance for the tourist office. Located in the heart of Lorient, this iconic place facilitates access to the various tourist attractions in the city. By relocating the office near the train station, the aim was to increase visitor traffic. However, the return to this historic location is a strong sign of the desire to bring together local tourism stakeholders and visitors around a space worthy of Lorient.
Upcoming renovation work #
The new premises of the tourist office, located in the former medical-social district of the Department, will be fully renovated to offer a welcoming and modern setting. The launch of the renovation work, scheduled for October 7, 2024, reflects Lorient agglomeration’s commitment to investing in its tourism reception. Visitors will be able to access the new location easily starting in the summer of 2025 to benefit from a multitude of dedicated services.
A service that meets expectations #
With this relocation, The Lorient Tourist Office is committed to offering services that meet modern expectations. The goal is to address the diverse needs of tourists, whether they are seeking information on sites to visit, activities to do, or local events. Particular attention will be paid to the customer experience in order to highlight the expertise and hospitality of Brittany.
A commitment to sustainable development #
In addition to its reception role, the Lorient tourist office is part of a sustainable development approach. This renovation project incorporates environmentally friendly elements, aligning with current trends in responsible tourism. With an eco-responsible approach, the tourist office aspires to become a model for other structures in France.
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A place for meeting and sharing #
The return of the tourist office to the quai de Rohan is also an encouragement for local stakeholders and artisans. This new space will become a meeting place where culture, local know-how, and events will be highlighted. Visitors will have the opportunity to learn about local products and services, thereby strengthening the bond between the community and tourists.
