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Article D221-22 of the French Tourism Code

The national guide-interpreter diploma is awarded by higher education establishments authorised for this purpose for a renewable period of four years, under the conditions set out in Articles L. 613-1 to L. 613-4 of the Education Code.

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Article D221-23 of the French Tourism Code

Admission to the course is granted by the head of the accredited establishment, on the recommendation of an admissions panel. The admission tests take the form of an interview designed to assess the candidate’s general knowledge and his or her ability to speak two foreign languages. The jury is made up of teacher-researchers and teachers involved in the course as well as representatives of the professional world chosen for their…

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Article D221-24 of the French Tourism Code

The terms of training and the conditions for awarding the national guide-interpreter diploma are defined by order of the minister responsible for higher education, after consulting the National Council for Higher Education and Research.

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Article R233-1 of the French Tourism Code

Companies providing public road passenger transport services are exempt from the financial standing and professional competence requirements set out in articles R. 3113-31 and R. 3113-34 of the Transport Code if the company only uses vehicles, other than coaches and buses, intended for tourism or leisure purposes, and whose characteristics and use are defined by order of the Minister responsible for transport.

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Article R241-1 of the French Tourism Code

1° For the application of this Book in French Guiana and Martinique, the words: “préfet de région” or: “préfet de département” are replaced by the word: “préfet”; 2° The provisions of 1° apply from the first meeting following the first election of the Assembly of French Guiana and the Assembly of Martinique created in application of the provisions of Act No. 2011-884 of 27 July 2011.

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Article R242-1 of the French Tourism Code

For the application of this Book 1° The words “region” or “department” are replaced by the words “local authority”; 2° The words: “préfet de région” or “préfet de département” are replaced by the word: “préfet”.

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