French Travel Firm Faces €1.8M Fine Over 2023 Data Breach Violations French travel company Voyageurs du Monde may be fined €1.8 million ($2.09 million) for alleged violations of French and EU data protection laws following a 2023 cyberattack that exposed customer data. The penalty was announced during a hearing in Paris on June 4, 2026, by a French privacy official. The company was found to have breached five data protection rules, with Voyageurs du Monde contesting only one its argument that retaining customer data beyond regulatory limits was necessary to sustain its business model. The remaining four violations were not disputed. The case highlights growing regulatory scrutiny over data security practices, particularly in industries handling sensitive customer information. The final decision on the fine is pending.