Geoffrey Branger, edited by Ophélie Artaud 07:04, July 09, 2022
They have been reducing the holiday budget for 40 years: holiday vouchers are welcome for the employees who benefit from them, especially in this period of inflation.
So, how to use it as best as possible to save money, while having fun?
And how to continue to use them, even after their expiration date?
For 40 years, they lighten the holiday budget, but not always easy to use them.
In this period of inflation, holiday vouchers are welcome for employees who are lucky enough to benefit from them.
You may have just received them or you may have some left over from last year.
Holiday vouchers are often difficult to use.
So how to use it intelligently and above all spend less this summer?
Train tickets, accommodation, activities...
First, you can use them on the go.
Recently, they can be used on the SNCF Connect application to book your train tickets for this summer.
Some airlines also accept them, such as Air France.
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Then, you can book your accommodation, in particular in the Gîtes de France or the Belambra Holiday Villages.
If after all that you have some left over, the best option is still to use them to please yourself: a boat trip, a visit to the zoo, a canyoning session or even a game of paintball with friends.
In short, the vast majority of these activities accept holiday vouchers.
And then, if you can't spend them all, don't panic, they are valid for two years and you can even exchange them up to three months after their expiry date on the ANCV website. National Holiday Vouchers Agency, in order to extend their validity.