weetrip.fr
Multi-destination tourism guide for France, listing places, stays and activities across 36 regional destinations
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About weetrip.fr
Weetrip is a multi-destination tourism guide for France. It is built on open tourism data from DATAtourisme and lists places, services and activities for each destination.
Listings are grouped by category, including accommodation, restaurants, producers and artisans, museums, outdoor activities, golf, cycling, hiking and tourist offices. The guide is aimed at visitors planning trips in France.
The site covers 36 destinations, with separate pages for areas such as Ardèche, Aude, Aveyron, Calvados and Cantal.
Product: Online tourism guide covering 36 French destinations, with categorised listings built on DATAtourisme data.
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