Yelloh! Village Welcomes Three New Campsites for the 2027 Season


Pour la saison 2027, le réseau de campings Yelloh! Village accueillera une nouvelle adresse à Vallon-Pont-d’Arc - Photo : AB

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Yelloh! Village continues to expand its portfolio.

For the 2027 season, the camping network will welcome three new addresses: Arc en Ciel in Vallon-Pont-d’Arc, Le Village Perrosien in Perros-Guirec and Versants in La Croix-Valmer.

With these additions, the brand strengthens its presence in destinations identified by both French and international tourist clientele.

The three establishments, while differing in positioning, share the same objective stated by Yelloh! Village: to offer stays that combine natural setting, comfort, services and customer experience.


A New Address in Ardèche

In Vallon-Pont-d’Arc, the Yelloh! Village Arc en Ciel strengthens the network’s offering in one of France’s flagship outdoor tourism areas.

Located along the Ardèche river, the establishment features 133 rental units and 177 bare pitches, with an offering that includes notably cottages, lodge tents and pitches.

Its main asset lies in its surroundings and direct access to the river. The campground also serves as a starting point to discover several major tourist sites in the department, including the Pont d’Arc and the Ardèche Gorges.

The establishment also includes a water space featuring pools and slides, reinforcing its family-oriented positioning.


Yelloh! Village Establishes Itself on the Pink Granite Coast

Heading to Brittany with Le Village Perrosien, in Perros-Guirec, at the heart of the Pink Granite Coast.

The campground stands out with a positioning more oriented toward calm and the environment, with a fully pedestrian facility. It counts 88 cottages and two apartments.

In terms of amenities, holidaymakers have access to a covered and heated pool throughout the season, a children’s club and a fitness area.

The site’s location also serves as a strong business argument: the beaches of Perros-Guirec are within walking distance while several iconic tourist sites, such as Ploumanac’h, the GR34 or Trégastel, are nearby.


A First Presence in the Var with Versants

In the Var, Yelloh! Village bets on a more premium address. Located in La Croix-Valmer, the Yelloh! Village Versants spans a 15-hectare estate, between the Var hills and the Mediterranean.

Classified as five stars, the establishment offers 142 cottages as well as 50 studios and apartments.

Its leisure offering includes, notably, a water space with a Riviera-inspired pool from the 1970s and a 25-meter swimming pool.

The campground also features padel and pickleball courts, two activities that broaden the sporting options available to vacationers.

Its location remains a strong selling point, with proximity to the Gigaro beaches and the Saint-Tropez peninsula.


Amelia Brille Published by Amelia Brille TourMaG.com Editor
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Barcelona No Longer Welcomes Cruise Passengers in Transit


Barcelone souhaite relever dès 2027 la taxe touristique appliquée aux croisiéristes de transit afin d’atteindre un total de 14 euros par passager @Deposit-Photios - Photo by fotoall

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Barcelona presses its strategy against overtourism… and now clearly targets transit cruises. In an interview granted to the local channel betevé, Mayor Jaume Collboni stated his aim to reduce to zero the number of cruise passengers who spend only a few hours in the city before returning to sea.

The socialist mayor now distinguishes two modelss: cruises that use Barcelona as the home port—with passengers who stay in hotels, fly in, or spend more on site, something Marseille hopes to develop—and ships making a simple port of call, accused of crowding public spaces without generating enough local economic benefits.

« Transit cruises make intensive use of public space without generating revenue », he said. To discourage this traffic, the municipality plans to sharply increase the taxation applied to short-stop passengers.


1.7 million transit cruise passengers in 2025

According to details provided by betevé, Barcelona aims to raise from 2027 the tourist tax levied on transit cruise passengers to a total of 14 euros per passenger. This amount would include the Catalan regional tax and the municipal surcharge. The additional revenue would be used in particular to fund public services and infrastructure used by visitors.

This new push fits into a broader strategy pursued by Barcelona to curb overtourism. The city and the port had already announced an agreement to reduce the number of cruise terminals from seven to five. The municipality also plans to phase out tourist apartments by 2028.

The issue remains particularly sensitive in Spain, where cruises represent a major economic engine. According to figures cited recently by the municipality, Barcelona hosted nearly four million cruise passengers in 2025, including about 1.7 million transit cruise passengers.