The initiative union finds its audience

After two years of interruption, a tourist reception point had reopened on July 7 in Vierville, in a communal premises by the sea. This recovery was carried out under the impetus of the Isigny tourist office, which was preparing its evolution towards an intercantonal structure. Christine Deligny provided the reception alone, whose closure was scheduled for September 4.

The first assessment gave hope for nearly 2,000 visitors over the season. In July, 842 people showed up, about as many as during the first twenty days of August. Among them, the French were the most numerous in July, with 410 people, ahead of the Germans, 164, then the English, Dutch, Spanish, Belgian and Italians, Americans and a Greek visitor.

The requests mainly focused on the landing beaches and accommodation, including bed and breakfasts and campsites. Many visitors were also looking for pins and souvenirs of the region; Christine only had the pins of the SNSM. His exhibition on the history of Vierville also attracted attention.

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Archive image: https://vierville.cordelle.eu/Photos2008/1993-SI.jpg