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Vacancéole recrute plus de 160 saisonniers et CDI pour l’été 2026 - Depositphotos.com @victorflowerfly

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Vacancéole launches its recruitment campaign for the summer of 2026, with more than 160 positions to fill across the entire French territory.

The Savoy-based company aims to strengthen its teams in three major families of roles: accommodation, reception and maintenance.

Among the opportunities offered: housekeeping agent, reservation agent, technical agent, commercial assistant, sales representative, customer advisor, polyvalent employee in catering, receptionist, site manager or lifeguard. While the recruitments cover all regions, demand is particularly strong in Corsica and Brittany.

Vacancéole also stands out for its wellbeing policy for employees. The 2025 survey results, “Quality of Life and Working Conditions,” confirmed the company’s values and earned a double accreditation: HappyIndex®AtWork and WeImpactIndex®.

These labels highlight the corporate culture, the actions undertaken to support employee wellbeing and the perceived social and environmental impact among staff.

Job openings available across France

A snapshot of the openings is already online, with the complete listings to be published in the coming days on Vacancéole’s website.

Some examples of positions to fill:

Site Manager: Saint-Jean-de-Maurienne (73) and Domaine du Mont in Roz-sur-Couesnon (35)

Accommodation Manager: Le Virginia Residence in Grasse (06)

Multi-skilled Receptionist: Les Balcons d’Aix in Les Déserts (73)

Multi-skilled Catering Employee: San-Nicolao, Corsica

Housekeeping Agents: Sognu di Rena in San-Nicolao and Lisa Maria in Sari-Solenzara, Corsica

Technical Agents: Sud Océan in Guidel (56), Jardins de l’Amirauté in Les Sables d’Olonne (85), Résidence Duguesclin in Dinan (22)

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Ceetiz est une start-up française fondée en 2012, elle ferme ses portes en 2026 - Capture écran

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It was a thunderbolt in the hushed world of travel tech.

After 14 years of development and activity, Ceetiz announces it will permanently cease all its operations in the coming weeks. The company, acquired in 2021 by the Japanese group HIS/Miki Travel, had hoped to pull itself out of the downturn caused by the health crisis.

“We will honor all payments for bookings whose travel dates are scheduled through August 31, 2026. All bookings from September 1 will be cancelled. If you have any questions, your point of contact will be happy to assist you.“, explain Ceetiz teams in a statement.

Our team will remain available in the coming weeks to accompany you and meet all your needs“, explained the Ceetiz teams in a statement.

New bookings have been halted since June 3, 2026.

Ceetiz: a 2021 acquisition to gain some air

Founded in 2012, after two years of maturation, the startup was launched by Éric Blanc, the former CEO of Havas Voyages and Pierre & Vacances, and Damien Bellon.

Very disruptive at the time, it was then “the only online platform allowing the purchase of tourist activities worldwide“, as we wrote in 2013, when it opened to resale in travel agencies.

Two years later, the young company raised €3 million to conquer a sector undergoing rapid change.

To read: Tourist activities, a new growth lever for agencies?

At that time, it had managed to achieve the feat of rising “to the ranks of the world’s leading operators“. This windfall was expected to allow it to solidify an even stronger competitive position.

It offered 8,000 activities in more than 220 destinations.

Unfortunately, the arrival of international challengers undermined the travel tech player. Added to this was the health crisis. In 2021, the startup was acquired by the Japanese group HIS/Miki Travel.

Ceetiz: a final recapitalization in 2024

Three years later, it makes a strong comeback at IFTM Top Resa.

It was reselling tickets for major museums, monuments and amusement parks, city passes, guided tours, excursions… all across more than 400 destinations.

Ceetiz employed nearly 40 people and developed its own technological solutions, all in France.

Nevertheless, losses accumulated, rising from €581,000 in 2021 to €2.27 million in 2024. In the same year, the shareholder carried out a capital increase to clean up the accounts, amounting to €2.050 million.

In the income statement for that year, “the parent company committed to providing financial support and enabling CEETIZ to meet its financial obligations and maturities for the 12 months following the signing of its annual accounts“, we could read.

The 2025 financial year seems to have been one too many.

Vacancéole Recruits 160+ Seasonal and Permanent Positions for Summer 2026

Job openings available across France

Ceetiz Announces Permanent Closure of All Activities

Ceetiz: a 2021 acquisition to gain some air

Ceetiz: a final recapitalization in 2024