Our commitments

As a category 1 tourist office, L’Office de Tourisme du Grand Montauban guarantees all its visitors and partners the discovery of the destination, a warm welcome, attentive staff, fluency in foreign languages (English and Spanish), personalized services, clean and comfortable premises, and the consideration of their opinions.

Our team works every day to ensure the quality of the welcome we offer visitors, and the added value that our tourism advisors bring to customers thanks to their knowledge of the area and the quality of their human contact. All this 314 days a year.

If you’ve visited our tourist office, we invite you to fill in our satisfaction survey – it only takes 2 minutes!

We also invite you to send us any suggestions, complaints or thanks you may have to help us improve your next stay in Greater Montauban.

Greater Montauban and the town of Montauban, a true “town in the country”, are appreciated for the beauty of their landscapes, their remarkable architecture and their cleanliness. Greater Montauban is committed to preserving these assets by preserving its natural and architectural heritage. To this end, in building its tourism strategy, the various stakeholders are striving to :

• Favoring soft transport.
• Preserve green spaces.
• Create media and actions to raise public awareness of local biodiversity.
• Promote local production.
• Promote waste sorting and recycling (Cliiink: 1st waste sorting reward system for the general public) and support organizers of eco-responsible events.
• Promoting local products.

In this context, the Greater Montauban Tourist Office is a key player in this strategy through its daily eco-gestures:

• Limiting paper and brochure consumption.
• Recycling ink cartridges.
• Selective sorting of waste.
• Information sent by e-mail and encouragement to download documents from our website.
• Implementation of an “eco-responsible gestures” procedure and awareness-raising of simple, everyday gestures among our team.
• Dematerialization of meeting minutes, planning, liaison notebooks and digitization of media.
• In-house car-sharing encouraged and practiced.
• Reuse of scrap paper.
• Printing of our media by suppliers with imprim’vert certification.
• Paper printing is rationalized internally.
• Digital welcome thanks to the Roadbook: creation of a personal website to reduce paper printing.