The must-attend fluvial tourism event, to be held in Agen on 21 & 22 January 2025.
This gathering represents a unique opportunity for fluvial destinations such as our own to meet with the sector’s various stakeholders: cruise organisers, project sponsors, travel agencies, and committed communities.
Still underexploited, the Oise River is overflowing with incredible tourist opportunities:
A uniquely rich heritage
Ideal accessibility
Year-long navigability
Committed communities
Did you know that the Seine-Nord Europe Canal, prolonging the Oise River, is being built? Planned for 2030–32, this colossal project will link Paris to Amsterdam, opening a new route for fluvial tourism and transport:
AT OUR STAND (D09): Enjoy a sneak preview of the canal thanks to our 3D presentation! Dive into the future of fluvial tourism… starting today.
Oise River Side is a collective committed to promoting the Oise waterway and its many attractions.
We’re a grouping of local stakeholders: the Oise and Val-d’Oise departments, the river valley’s municipalities, and tourist agencies and offices.
We benefit from the support of VNF, France’s national waterways office, for improving the attractiveness of our river.
With the shared goal of promoting the Oise River as a major and innovative fluvial destination.
👉 So, let’s get together on the 21st & 22nd of January 2025, to share our ambitions and together imagine fluvial tourist activities for the Oise River.
See you soon at our stand (D09)! 😊
📸 The photos illustrating this post are from the Sloww 2022 trade show in Arles, where we were already present.
Between 2017 and 2018, the river cruise ship SWISS RUBY, now renamed VIVA RUBY, made history as the first cruise vessel to navigate the Oise River, linking Saint-Mammès to Compiègne.
This Dutch company offers unique itineraries combining hotel barge cruising with daily bike rides
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