The Department of Moselle will distribute checkbooks of 30 euros to spend in shops

By Antony Speciale Published onLorraine NewsSee my news

The Moselle Departmental Council unveiled its €4.7 million plan on Monday June 7, 2021 to revive tourism in the department after a very difficult year in 2020 and a very difficult start to the year 2021 for the economy in reason of Covid-19.

The Department, through the voice of its president Patrick Weiten (again candidate for re-election in the context of the departmental elections, Editor's note), has thus presented a series of measures for the support and resumption of tourist activity . Here are the measures that will most directly benefit the public.

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30-euro checkbooks for local consumption

In July and September 2021, the Departmental Council intends to relaunch its 2020 operation through two contests to win 10,000 30-euro checkbooks (six checks of 5 euros cumulative).

A first game will be organized in July to win 5,000 checkbooks of 30 euros valid in the traditional restaurants that are partners in the operation.

At the same time, the other 5,000 checkbooks will be up for grabs in July and September and will allow local consumption in partner shops.

Vouchers for associations for bus travel and caterers

Another measure this time aimed at supporting the resumption of activity of associations: vouchers worth 200 euros to finance travel groups with coach operators. The first 500 associations that request it will be able to benefit from it.

In addition, aid of the same amount will be granted to the first 500 associations that request it. This time, the 200 euros can be used at a participating caterer.

Requests for associations are made online at asso.mosl.fr.

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Free Passionately MOSL sites

The Department had already announced a few weeks earlier that the sites stamped Passionately MOSL would be free and confirmed its desire to open them freely to the public.

Meet the Château de Malbrouck (Manderen), the fruit gardens of Laquenexy, the Georges-de-la-Tour museum (Vic-sur-Seille), the departmental salt museum (Marsal), the house of Robert Schuman (Scy-Chazelles), at the Museum of the 1870 War and the Annexation (Gravelotte), at the Domaine de Lindre (Lindre-Basse) and at the European Archaeological Park of Bliesbruck-Reinheim.

All the support measures for tourism in Moselle are available on the website of the Departmental Council.

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