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Latitude 47.4322013855 | Longitude 0.727605998516
Located in the Indre-et-Loire department, less than 10 km from Tours, Tours-Val de Loire Airport is an international airport serving just under 190,000 passengers a year. Covering an area of 1,500 m², the sole terminal houses a restaurant offering a range of meal options, as well as a meeting room for business professionals. A shuttle service is also available to travellers, allowing them to travel between the airport and Tours train station. As for parking, 400 free spaces are available near the terminal, giving passengers and visitors the option of parking for either short or long stays.
Tours Val de Loire Airport is accredited at Level 1.
Tours Val de Loire Airport has been awarded the Aéro Biodiversité label.
The airport is implementing several measures to control and reduce its energy consumption:
Since 2014, the airport has operated an ISO 14001-certified environmental management system, which includes planning measures to control its environmental impact, such as monitoring water consumption through monthly indicators and detecting leaks and setting up alerts to prevent water wastage.
Tours Airport has implemented a non-hazardous waste management system (paper, cardboard, plastic) and a dedicated stream for hazardous waste (used oil, batteries, lamps). It has also organized workshops to raise staff awareness of proper sorting practices.
Tours Val de Loire Airport has not installed solar panels or has not disclosed information about this.
The airport offers a shuttle service, the Fil Bleu line, which serves the airport from Tours city centre and the train station. Travellers can also take the tram, which drops them off a 10-minute walk from the airport.
Tours Val de Loire Airport has no other eco-programmes
187 834 passengers passed through Tours Val de Loire Airport in 2025.
Tours, designated a City of Art and History, is a prime tourist destination. Capital of the Loire Valley, France's largest UNESCO-listed area, this city bears the imprint of major historical movements spanning 2,000 years. Why not book a flight to Tours and come discover the wall of the castrum, the remains of the thermal baths, the postern gate and even the underground passages of the Musée des Beaux-Arts? They plunge visitors into the heart of the Gallo-Roman era! The Middle Ages shaped the old town of Tours, endowing it with elegant half-timbered houses and stylish districts such as La Scellerie, where antique dealers thrive, as well as the majestic Saint Gatien Cathedral. The seat of royal power for a hundred years, Tours witnessed the rise of the French Renaissance in the many châteaux surrounding the city. Villandry, Azay-le-Rideau, Amboise and Langeais are just a few examples, all less than 25 kilometres away. Touraine, the land of Gargantua, is also renowned for its cuisine: Tours is known as “the city of thirty markets” for good reason. Just look at what is on offer: rillettes, rillons, géline chicken and fouaces, accompanied by Chinon or Vouvray wines. Life is beautiful! So, have you made up your mind? Will Tours be your holiday destination? If you wish, you can book a hotel room in Tours right now.
