Last Saturday, an organized tour, called an ÉducTour, enabled tourism providers and accommodation hosts, municipal and community elected officials, merchants, and associative actors from the Communauté de communes de Centre Tarn to discover the tourist sites of their territory.
The program included visits to the medieval site of Castelroc with Pierre Tessier, the Arifat site accompanied by the Mayor, Sylvian Cals, and the APSA association, as well as the zoological space Exoticamis with its director, Cédric Beignet. The Café du Midi was also part of the itinerary.
The day continued with a visit to the Montredon-Labessonnié Planetarium observatory, accompanied by the P.E.G.A.A.S.E. association and its President, Dominique Patte De Dufourcq. Participants also discovered Notre Dame de Ruffis with members of the association, the Bezan dam site with Ms. Nathalie Vincent Gavoille, an elected official from Montredon-Labessonié, and the Castelfranc site with Léo Chuppin, president of the preservation association.
Organized by the Tourist Office on the occasion of the new inter-municipal mandate, this event aims to help local stakeholders (re)discover Centre Tarn. The goal is for them to become ambassadors and share the local treasures with the widest possible audience.
