Odcvl
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 Official logotype | |
| Formation | 1939 |
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| Purpose | Promoting sporting activities for young people |
| Headquarters | Epinal |
Founder | Bruno Colin |
| Website | https://odcvl.org |
Odcvl is a non-profit French organization created in 1939 which mainly markets vacation stays in France and around the world for groups and families.[1]
History
Created in February 1939, in Lorraine, by teachers from Bretons and Vosges under the name of Ufoval[2], the Odcvl is one of the pioneer associations of Popular education and the right to vacation for all. Its turnover in 2015 was 8.9 million, with 157 permanent employees and more than 800 temporary employees. Across all of its centers, the Odcvl welcomes nearly 25,000 people per year.[3]
Permanent centers in France
- The Pont du Metty and Chalet d'Artimont in La Bresse
- The Haut du Tôt
- The Maisondici in Les Voivres
- The Fermeraie in Luttenbach-près-Munster
- The Chatelrêt in Vars Sainte Marie
- The Steredenn in Douarnenez [4]
- The Manor of Argueil [5]
- The Tremplin de la Mauselaine in Gérardmer
- The Green Mare in Courlans (39)
- The Officers' Pavilion at Mont-Dauphin
- The Coussoules in Leucate[6]
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