The Direction générale des entreprises (DGE), working with Isère Attractivité, is hosting a hackathon aimed at improving how tourist flows are managed. A post on LinkedIn by the DGE explains that participants will have access to detailed data, which they can use to create new and sustainable solutions for tourism in Isère and other regions. The event seeks to bring together professionals in tourism, experts in data science, specialists in mapping tools, and others interested in promoting more sustainable travel practices. The hackathon will take place on Monday, November 9, and Tuesday, November 10, from 8:30 am to 8:00 pm at the Centre interministériel de services informatiques relatifs aux ressources humaines (CISIRH), located at 41 Boulevard Vincent Auriol in Paris 13th. The organizers have set a limit of 50 participants to ensure a focused and productive environment. Participants can register either as part of a team of 5 to 8 people or individually. If someone registers alone, the organizers may group them with others based on their skills and background. This approach aims to create diverse and effective teams that can tackle the challenges of managing tourist flows. At the end of the two-day event, each team will present their project to a panel of experts. Three winning projects will be chosen for their creativity, feasibility, and potential impact on sustainable tourism. The winners will be recognized for their contributions to this important topic, which is gaining increasing attention as more regions seek to balance tourism with environmental and social responsibility.