Provence Holidays opens new flagship agency
Luxury South of France villa rentals operator Provence Holidays has opened a new flagship agency location in the town of Saint-Rémy-de-Provence.
It opened-last month in a three storey building previously occupied by Sotheby’s International Realty.
The 500-square-feet site will be the company’s largest office to date and is Provence Holiday’s flagship base.
This third regional base will build on the success of the rapidly expanding Luberon agency – which has also recently doubled in size – and the brand’s existing agency in St. Remy.
Provence Holidays is also expanding its team, now 35-strong, with the addition of seven new full-time specialists since the beginning of 2025.
The arrivals and concierge team has been significantly strengthened with the addition of four new full-time members. With each bringing an extensive background in luxury hospitality, regional knowledge and guest relations.
They will curate tailor-made guest experiences, such as private vineyard tours, gourmet dining and cultural excursions.
To meet the growing importance of visual storytelling, Provence Holidays has also welcomed Michel Planque, a full-time Photographer and Videographer, working alongside two existing visual specialists.
Supporting this expansion, Fatima Soualem has been appointed as Photography and Video Coordinator,.
The company has also filled a new positions for technical support and website maintenance, and a new Head of HR .
“We are truly excited to have moved into our second office in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence and to be placed at the epicentre of one of France’s most renowned real estate hubs,” said Simon Richards, Founder of Provence Holidays.
“We are also thrilled to welcome these new talented professionals to our growing team. As we continue to grow, the new base will enable us to strengthen our client relationships and elevate the service we provide.”
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