INDUSTRIES AND BUSINESSES IN VAL D'EUROPE

A LEADING ECONOMIC HUB

Val d'Europe stands as one of the most attractive economic centers in Île-de-France, currently in full swing. As an innovative economic hub, Val d'Europe has become the top choice for companies seeking cutting-edge real estate. At the forefront of a promising region, Val d'Europe was the first area in Île-de-France to implement networks for heat recovery, biomass, geothermal, and photovoltaic energy, blending sustainable development with economic prosperity.

Our main sectors

TOURISM, A WELL-ORGANIZED ECONOMIC SECTOR

Val d'Europe offers world-renowned tourism attractions, ranking second in France for the number of hotel rooms after Paris, thanks to its globally recognized sites.

• Disneyland® Paris (375 million visitors since opening) ;
• La Vallée Village (7 million visitors annually) ;
• Center Parcs Villages Nature Paris (1 million) ;
• Sea Life (500,000 annual entries) ;
• 30 hotels and tourist residences, totaling 12,000 rooms.

The business tourism sector continues its expansion, notably with the opening of the Deloitte Campus in 2023, aimed at training 220,000 employees annually from Europe, Africa, and the Middle East. Val d'Europe was chosen from over 80 cities for its strong commitment to carbon neutrality.

The tourism sector encompasses hospitality, retail, cleaning, and security industries, all experiencing significant growth.

BUILDING SUSTAINABLY FOR TOMORROW

Real estate and construction are crucial for Val d'Europe, which is only halfway through its development: residential, commercial, office spaces, business parks, and self-owned installations. It's an entire industry that's actively reinventing itself here every day to meet the growing demand for eco-friendly buildings.

This commitment also applies to companies already established in the area :

• Argan, the only real estate investment trust specializing in logistics platforms, is introducing its new concept 'Aut0nom®' at Val d'Europe, a warehouse powered entirely by green energy.
• Disneyland® Paris is building Europe's largest photovoltaic solar power plant on its visitor parking lot, spanning 20 hectares. This project lies at the heart of the company's environmental strategy, aiming for a significant reduction in greenhouse gas emissions and the decarbonization of its energy supply.

PROMOTING DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP

In Val d'Europe, a hub of innovation, digital technology is woven into every aspect of life, both for individuals and businesses. With tailored infrastructures and state-of-the-art information and communication technologies, over 400 digital companies call Val d'Europe home, offering a range of services to businesses: cybersecurity, innovative digital solutions, data sharing, CRM, software development, consulting and maintenance, high-speed network development, digital training, and more. For digital technology to have a positive impact on the economy, the entire ecosystem must foster skill development.

To ensure that these companies, startups, students, researchers, associations, and networks have the opportunity to continuously innovate in their activities, public authorities were obliged to provide them with the best possible environment. That's why the entire territory is covered by high-speed broadband, paving the way for projects in artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, cloud computing, open data, and e-commerce.

VAL D'EUROPE BUSINESSES

Val d'Europe is home to 8,300 companies and 49,000 jobs—a richness and vitality that Val d'Europe pays special attention to and aims to highlight through its business directory.

Whether in commerce, transportation, or healthcare, the business directory serves as a gateway to understanding the local economic landscape, facilitating new ventures. It also offers employees seeking career growth and individuals seeking trusted services a comprehensive view of the diverse ecosystem.