French TV Highlights Sustainable Mosquito Control at Holiday Resorts

As mosquito populations continue to grow across Southern Europe, hotels and holiday resorts are increasingly looking for sustainable ways to protect guests while reducing the need for chemical insecticides.

A recent report by BFM Côte d’Azur showcases how holiday resorts on the French Riviera are responding to this challenge by deploying Biogents mosquito trapping systems. Designed to reduce local mosquito populations over time, these systems provide an environmentally responsible solution that helps improve outdoor comfort for both guests and staff. The deployment is part of a broader collaboration between Biogents and Club Med, bringing professional mosquito management to selected resorts.

Watch the full TV report (in French):

The report reflects a growing trend across the hospitality industry. As the Asian tiger mosquito continues to spread throughout Europe, effective mosquito control for hotels and resorts has become an important part of the overall guest experience. Outdoor dining, pool areas and terraces are among the spaces where visitors expect to relax without being disturbed by mosquitoes.

Unlike traditional approaches that rely primarily on repeated insecticide spraying, sustainable mosquito control combines monitoring, prevention and targeted mosquito trapping. Professional mosquito trapping systems help reduce mosquito populations while minimizing the impact on beneficial insects and the surrounding environment. This makes them an attractive solution for hotels, resorts, campgrounds and other outdoor leisure destinations.

The feature by BFM Côte d’Azur offers an interesting look at how innovative mosquito management is being implemented in one of Europe’s leading tourism regions and why more hospitality operators are investing in long-term, environmentally responsible mosquito control.

Watch the full TV report (in French) on the BFM Nice webpage:

https://www.bfmtv.com/cote-d-azur/replay-emissions/bonjour-cote-d-azur/video-face-a-l-invasion-de-moustiques-les-clubs-de-vacances-azureens-se-dotent-de-pieges_VN-202606050189.html