Éditions Gap

Éditions GAP (or Gap Éditions Communication) is a French family-owned publishing house founded in 1988 by Georges-André Pajean. Based in Challes-les-Eaux in the Savoie region, the company is currently managed by his children, Olivier Pajean and Isabelle Rodriguez.

The company has established itself as a leading publisher of practical guides for sports and outdoor activities: Scuba diving-the firm's flagship area. Since 1999, it has published Alain Foret's renowned, best-selling "Plongée Plaisir" series, which has become the definitive reference (ranked number one in France) for diver training and practice. Mountains and the outdoors-the catalog also includes numerous titles covering hiking, via ferrata, canyoning, cycling, and caving.

In 2014, the company acquired Éditions Caline Sentiers, a publisher specializing in hiking guides for the Rhône-Alpes region.

https://editionsgap.fr/

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