Did you know? Padel clubs can now accept holiday vouchers to pay for lessons, subscriptions, training sessions, or on-site drinks. Thanks to the ANCV, nearly €2 billion will be spent in 2025 via this advantageous payment method for employees. Find out how your sports complex can benefit from this and join the more than 80 organizations already listed.

THEANCV (National Agency for Holiday Vouchers) allows employees to finance their sports leisure – whose practice of paddle – thanks to the holiday vouchers issued via the CSE (Social and Economic Committees companies).
These checks are intended to promote access to leisure activities for all, and also concern numerous sports clubs, leisure centers, training courses, subscriptions and associated catering.

According to the ANCV, almost 2 billion euros in holiday vouchers will be used by the French in 2025 (official ANCV source).

Romain Taupin, padel consultant, talks about it on social networks.

Key points :

  • The holiday vouchers are valid up to 2 years after the year of issue (e.g.: a check issued in 2025 will be valid until 31/12/2027) (source ANCV – general conditions).
  • They can be refunded to their bearer at the end of their validity under conditions (source).
  • They are accepted in padel clubs, For :
    • opportunities, land reservations,
    • opportunities, Subscriptions,
    • opportunities, course ou sports camps,
    • and even club restaurants if they are affiliated with the ANCV.
  • Nowadays, more than 80 padel complexes are already referenced on the ANCV Guide (see the map here).
Using holiday vouchers for padel: an opportunity for sports clubs

How can a club accept holiday vouchers? Clubs must:

  • Sign an agreement acceptance with the ANCV (official procedure).
  • Meet the eligibility criteria as a structure offering sports, cultural or tourist services.
  • They will then be able to cash the holiday vouchers and be reimbursed directly by the ANCV.
Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

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