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The Tour(s)plus agglomeration community was created by provincial decree on December 30, 1991. The city of Tours is composed of nine municipalities: Tours, Joué-lès-Tours, La Riche, Chambray-lès-Tours, Saint-Cyr-sur-Loire, Fondettes, Saint-Pierre-des-Corps, Notre Dame d’Oé, and Saint-Avertin. On January 1, 2001, five new towns joined Tours Plus: Luynes, La Membrolle-sur-Choisille, Mettray, Saint-Étienne-de-Chigny, and Saint-Genouph.
While the agglomeration community has fourteen municipalities, on October 1, 2009, Tour(s)plus collects the community tourist tax, tourism having been added to the list of competencies of the agglomeration community. The product of the tax is entirely intended for the tourist promotion of the territory.
On January 1, 2010, the 5 municipalities of the former Confluence Community of Municipalities joined Tour(s)plus, which now has nineteen municipalities. On January 1, 2012, three municipalities of the Community of Municipalities of Vouvrillon (Chanceaux-sur-Choisille, Parçay-Meslay and Rochecorbon) which had asked to join Tour(s)plus, following the deliberations of each of the municipal councils taken on December 16, 2010, are finally maintained within the community of communes of Vouvrillon, the draft plan of the intercommunity having been frozen by the prefect of Indre-et-Loire, Jean-François Delage. However, on January 1, 2014, these three municipalities joined Tour(s)plus, which includes 22 municipalities in total for a total population of 292,268 inhabitants in 20153.
After becoming an urban community on January 1, 2017, “Tour(s)plus” becomes “Tours Métropole Val de Loire” by a decree of March 20, 2017
Tour(s)plus began collecting the community tourist tax on October 1, 2009, adding tourism to the agglomeration community’s list of competencies, despite the fact that the agglomeration community consists of fourteen municipalities. The sole purpose of the tax revenue is to promote the region as a tourist destination.
The five municipalities of the former Confluence Community of Municipalities joined Tour(s)plus on January 1, 2010, bringing the total number of municipalities in the group to nineteen. The draft plan for intercommunity was frozen by the prefect of Indre-et-Loire, Jean-François Delage, on January 1, 2012, and the three municipalities of the Community of Municipalities of Vouvrillon—Chanceaux-sur-Choisille, Parçay-Meslay, and Rochecorbon—were finally retained within the Community of communes of Vouvrillon. These municipalities had asked to join Tour(s)plus following the deliberations of each of the municipal However, these three municipalities joined Tour(s)plus on January 1, 2014, making it a total of 22 municipalities with a population of 292,268 in 20153.
By decree of March 20, 2017, “Tour(s)plus” became an urban community on January 1, 2017, and was renamed “Tours Métropole Val de Loire.” Tourism and Culture Tourism occupies an irreplaceable position in the city’s economy thanks to a number of advantages, including the following: Medieval architectural heritage includes Saint-Gatien’s Gothic cathedral, which is located in the middle of the Loire Valley, close to many Renaissance castles and buildings, an old place of worship with Saint-Martin’s basilica, and a bike path through the Loire. In addition, the municipality is working on a plan to invest in the business and festival tourism sector in order to take advantage of the city’s proximity to Paris (large equipment, international events, assistance in the installation of luxurious hotels).
Tours are home to a regionally oriented conservatory.
There are thirty theaters in Culture Tours and its metropolis:
L’Atrium (Saint-Avertin) Le Bateau Ivre Le Carré Davidson Le Centre de Vie (Sanitas) Le Centre de Vie des Fontaines Le Centre chorégraphique national de Tours (CCNT) L’Escale Le Temps Machine (current music) Le Grand Hall or Parc des expositions La Salle des Halles L’Espace Ligéria La Maison des Jeunes et de la Culture La Salle Yves Renault
- L’Atrium (Saint-Avertin)
- Le Bateau Ivre
- Le Carré Davidson
- Le Centre de Vie (Sanitas)
- Le Centre de Vie des Fontaines
- Le Centre chorégraphique national de Tours (CCNT)
- L’Escale
- Le Temps Machine (musiques actuelles)
- Le Grand Hall ou Parc des expositions
- La Salle des Halles
- L’Espace Ligéria
- La Maison des Jeunes et de la Culture
- La salle Yves Renault
- L’Espace Malraux
- La Salle Ockeghem
- La Salle Oésia
- Le Grand Théâtre de Tours, siège de l’Opéra de Tours
- Le Nouvel Olympia
- Le Petit Faucheux
- La Pléiade
- Le Plessis
- Le Prieuré de Saint Cosme
- La Salle Thélème
- Les Trois Orfèvres
- Le Vinci
It is the fifth largest inter-municipal community in the Grand Ouest after Nantes Métropole, Métropole Rouen Normandie, Rennes Métropole and Angers Loire Métropole in terms of population with nearly 300,000 inhabitants.
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