Paris 17
Courcelles
173 rue de Courcelles, 75017, Paris, France
Côtes d'Armor, a Breton department, covers an area of 6,877 km² and has a population of 601,027 inhabitants. Its departmental number (assigned by INSEE and La Poste) is 22. A major player in the agri-food industry, Côtes-d'Armor is a key contributor to French agriculture and is well known for its pig farming. In fact, the pig market price in France is set based on the clock auction market in Plérin (near the city of Saint-Brieuc). The department's 17 fishing ports and 7 commercial ports make full use of Côtes-d'Armor's extensive coastline. The fishing and shellfish farming sectors (most notably scallops) enable Côtes-d'Armor to sustain a significant agri-food processing industry. Tourism also represents a major share of the economy in this Brittany department, which is home to numerous holiday residences. The seaside resorts of Perros-Guirec, Trégastel, and Saint-Cast-le-Guildo attract a steady flow of visitors. Tourism is an important economic sector in Côtes-d'Armor. The great variety of coastlines, exceptional historic sites, and leisure activities available year-round make local tourism a key driver of the department's development. The economy of Côtes-d'Armor also relies on space telecommunications technology hubs as well as research activities.
Côtes-d'Armor offers a pleasant living environment and a high standard of services, making it an ideal choice for registering your business address. Professional premises are plentiful and varied, and local services are highly developed. In addition, Côtes-d'Armor benefits from a strong transport network, making travel and commuting straightforward.