A region that is both exceptional and fragile Nestled in the heart of the Oisans massif, the Oz 3300 resort enjoys a natural environment of remarkable richness. With its alpine forests, mountain pastures shaped by pastoral activity, and unobtrusive yet vital wetlands, this area offers unspoilt landscapes accessible all year round. This unique setting is home to a precious biodiversity, characterised by a wide variety of animal and plant species, reflecting the fragile balance of these mountain environments. Recognising the value of this environment from an early stage, Oz 3300 is committed to a proactive approach aimed at the long-term preservation of its natural spaces. The resort is now working to reconcile tourism development, human activities and respect for ecosystems. Through concrete measures to protect, manage sustainably and enhance natural environments, Oz 3300 reaffirms its ambition: to offer an authentic mountain experience that is responsible and respectful of its territory. At the heart of these efforts lies waste management: Organisation of waste clean-up operations on the slopes and in the resort after the winter season Pocket ashtrays provided by the Skiable ski area (available at ski pass sales points) Dispensers for dog waste bags Priority given to local suppliers WASTE SORTING: Public waste sorting container sites located throughout the area (household waste (grey bin), packaging and paper (yellow bin) and glass (green bin)). Recycling centres across the area Cardboard baler for businesses in the Oz 3300 area Collection of used ski equipment at the end of the season at waste collection centres across the area for recycling or reuse

Our HV commitments

The team at the Oz 3300 Tourist Office supports its guests at every stage of their stay. Before arrival, we offer advice and help to plan a bespoke holiday. Once here, we welcome and guide each guest according to their preferences. After your stay, we remain available to gather feedback and improve the customer experience.
Our guests’ satisfaction is at the heart of our commitment, before, during and after their stay.

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Tourism Quality

A recognised quality approach

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Qualité Tourisme

For many years, the Oz 3300 Tourist Office has been committed to a process of continuous improvement in order to offer visitors, partners and local businesses a warm welcome and high-quality services.

Initial recognition came in May 2017 with the award of the Qualité Tourisme™ label, which was renewed in June 2020 for a period of five years. In August 2017, the Tourist Office was also classified in Category I, attesting to the excellence of its work in welcoming visitors, providing information and promoting the area.

Today, building on this commitment, the Tourist Office is moving towards the ‘Destination d’Excellence’ label, the new national benchmark for quality and sustainable development. As part of this, an audit is scheduled for summer 2026, a key milestone that will assess the actions undertaken and confirm the standard of excellence achieved by the Tourist Office.

The certification is based on compliance with a national standard common to all tourist offices. It recognises the day-to-day work of the teams and confirms the organisation’s commitment to service quality, accessibility and internal organisation, for the benefit of all its stakeholders: visitors, partners and institutional clients.

A DESTINATION OF EXCELLENCE

In 2025, the ‘Qualité Tourisme’ scheme will evolve and become the ‘Destination d’Excellence’ scheme.

The Oz 3300 Tourist Office is committed to making the transition from the ‘Qualité Tourisme’ label to the ‘Destination d’Excellence’ label by 2026.

Destination d’Excellence: The criteria for recognition
The label is based on a more rigorous set of standards, structured around three fundamental commitments:

Excellence in Hospitality (Quality Pillar) Providing impeccable service and maintaining customer satisfaction at the highest standards set by the DEX framework
Environmental Responsibility (The Sustainability Challenge) To tangibly reduce our environmental footprint: water and energy savings, promotion of soft mobility, digital moderation and optimised waste management.

Inclusion and Accessibility (Our Social Commitment) Working to ensure a better welcome for all by improving the clarity of information and enhancing the accessibility of our sites for people with disabilities.
Find out more about the Destination of Excellence brand

Classified as Category I

The Quality of an Organisation

In 2022, the Oz 3300 Tourist Office also had its Category 1 classification renewed, the highest level of classification awarded to tourist offices in France.

Awarded for a period of five years, this official classification recognises the quality of the organisation, services and initiatives carried out by the Tourist Office to welcome, inform and support visitors throughout their stay.

This recognition highlights the Tourist Office’s central role in promoting and developing Oz 3300 as a destination, as well as its commitment to providing a professional welcome and services tailored to the expectations of tourists.

Designated Tourist Resort

Oz 3300 has been recognised as a ‘classified tourist resort’ since 2020, a distinction that attests to the excellence of its facilities and the quality of its tourism organisation.

The resort offers a diverse range of high-quality accommodation, suitable for welcoming non-resident visitors throughout the year. It pursues an active policy of hospitality, information provision and tourism promotion, ensuring a high standard of service.

Oz 3300 showcases its natural environment and heritage and is supported by a Category 1Tourist Office, which provides information, a warm welcome and guidance to visitors in accordance with the highest quality standards.

Finally, the presence of local shops and services contributes significantly to the quality of the welcome and the comfort of visitors.

Environmental Responsibility

A resort committed to the environment

Oz 3300, at the heart of a committed ski area!

A pedestrian-only resort nestled in the heart of the Grandes Rousses massif, Oz 3300 forms an integral part of the Espace Alpe d’Huez ski area, a region firmly committed to environmental and responsible practices.

Through the SATA Group, the Espace Alpe d’Huez ski area places the preservation of the mountains at the heart of its activities, believing it is its responsibility to protect this natural heritage and its ecosystems in a sustainable manner.

As part of this approach, Oz 3300 benefits directly from the initiatives implemented across the ski area: protecting biodiversity, sustainable resource management, reducing the carbon footprint and ensuring developments blend into the landscape.

True to its identity as a family-friendly, car-free resort, Oz fully embodies this vision of more sustainable tourism, offering an authentic mountain experience that is environmentally friendly and forward-looking.

Focus on our commitments:Espace Alpe d’Huez – Environment and CSR

Local Commitments
A region that is both exceptional and fragile
Nestled in the heart of the Oisans massif, the Oz 3300 resort enjoys a natural environment of remarkable richness. With its alpine forests, mountain pastures shaped by pastoral activity, and unobtrusive yet vital wetlands, this area offers unspoilt landscapes accessible all year round.
This unique setting is home to a precious biodiversity, characterised by a wide variety of animal and plant species, reflecting the fragile balance of these mountain environments.
Recognising the value of this environment from an early stage, Oz 3300 is committed to a proactive approach aimed at the long-term preservation of its natural spaces.
The resort is now working to reconcile tourism development, human activities and respect for ecosystems.
Through concrete measures to protect, manage sustainably and enhance natural environments, Oz 3300 reaffirms its ambition: to offer an authentic mountain experience that is responsible and respectful of its territory.
At the heart of these efforts lies waste management:
- Organisation of waste clean-up operations on the slopes and in the resort after the winter season
- Pocket ashtrays provided by the Skiable ski area (available at ski pass sales points)
- Dispensers for dog waste bags
- Priority given to local suppliers
WASTE SORTING:
- Public waste sorting container sites located throughout the area (household waste (grey bin), packaging and paper (yellow bin) and glass (green bin)).
- Recycling centres across the area
- Cardboard baler for businesses in the Oz 3300 area
- Collection of used ski equipment at the end of the season at waste collection centres across the area for recycling or reuse

Station Verte

Leading nature label

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The OZ3300 resort has held the ‘Station Verte’ label since 2010, a national label that recognises tourist destinations committed to sustainable development and the promotion of their natural environment.

The ‘Station Verte’ label plays a vital role for tourist destinations such as Oz 3300:

A guarantee of environmental quality: it certifies that the resort implements concrete measures to preserve nature (management of natural areas, respect for the landscape, raising awareness of environmental issues).
Sustainable tourism: it promotes an environmentally friendly tourism offering, encouraging low-impact transport, outdoor activities and responsible visitor numbers.
Enhanced appeal: holding the label enables the resort to stand out to visitors seeking authenticity, tranquillity and nature.
Commitment to residents and visitors: the label guarantees the provision of suitable services, facilities and activities, whilst maintaining a friendly, people-centred atmosphere.

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