March 15 & 22, 2026 · Current mayor: Emmanuel Denis (PS)
120
days max/year
120j
current cap
Non
Quotas
Non
Rent control
Emmanuel Denis (PS) seeks a 3rd term in Tours. The Loire Valley castles city remains at 120 days with moderate tourism policy, without drastic restrictions.
PS
40%
poll
Incumbent mayor since 2014, former MP. Figure of Loire Valley social democracy.
Airbnb / housing position
Maintains 120 days. Favors quality tourism (castles) but ensures housing preservation for students and workers.
LR
34%
poll
Former mayor (2008-2014), wants to reclaim the city. Experienced challenger.
Airbnb / housing position
Pro-tourism: no additional restrictions, Loire Valley heritage promotion via Airbnb.
120 jours
Limit
Non
Rent control
Obligatoire
Declaration
Non
Compensation zone
Tours applies the national 120-day limit for primary residences. Declaration at city hall mandatory. No rent control.
Whoever wins, Tours should remain at 120 days. Castle tourism is an economic priority.
Tours is the gateway to Loire Valley castles (Chambord, Chenonceau). Tourism represents a major economic issue.
Last updated: February 2026. Check sources for the most recent information.
Unlikely. The city relies on its heritage and tourism. Even the local left does not plan a 90-day reduction.
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