Suddenly, the Cotentin reveals a secret Norman village by the English Channel: Barfleur. At the border of reality and dreams, this granite city offers a spectacle of changing dawns on the docks and iodized horizons rhythmically influenced by the tides.…
IN BRIEF France welcomes more than 100 million foreign visitors in 2024. The country is no longer the leader in tourism spending: France is 4th with 71 billion euros. Spain leads with 126 billion euros in tourism revenue. The majority…
IN SHORT Discovering Morocco amid a surge in tourism and real estate. Selection of must-see addresses for a stay this summer or in the off-season. Focus on Marrakech, Tangier, Taghazout, and Agadir for their exceptional establishments. Exploring Casablanca, an unknown…
Plymouth, jewel of the southwest of the United Kingdom, is a fantastic playground for walking adventure enthusiasts. Between mysterious moors, sea views, and fascinating maritime history, the famous South West Coast Path winds through landscapes as varied as they are…
Les rayons du soleil n’ont jamais autant caressé la peau des Français ! Jadis objet de plaisanteries et de préjugés, le naturisme fait aujourd’hui un retour en force, drapé non plus de tissus mais d’audace assumée. Avec près de 3,7…
At the dawn of 2025, Colombia is leading the list as the preferred destination for European digital nomads. This trend marks a decisive turn in the landscape of remote work and highlights the growing appeal of South America for professionals…
At the dawn of March 2026, South Korea is set to take a new step in tourism management with the introduction of an innovative tourist behavior control system via QR code. This measure aims to enhance the tourist experience while…
As Malaysia reopens its doors to international tourism, the country is setting an ambitious goal for 2026: to attract 26 million visitors through the introduction of new direct flight routes. Expansion of the Air Network The Malaysian government, in collaboration…
The global tourism evolution sometimes offers surprises, such as that of Swedish Lapland which, according to recent projections, is expected to surpass the French Alps in terms of winter overnight stays by December 2025. This phenomenon reflects significant changes in…
In November 2025, Jordan will launch a revolutionary tourist pass that will grant visitors access to three of its most iconic sites: the ancient city of Petra, the majestic Wadi Rum desert, and the soothing hot springs. This initiative aims…
Starting in February 2026, Malaysia will introduce a special environmental visa for all visitors wishing to explore its protected islands, a measure aimed at preserving the unique biodiversity of these fragile ecosystems. A New Era for Conservation In response to…
In 2026, Namibia rises to the top of the favorite safari destinations for the French, dethroning Tanzania, long considered the jewel of Africa for nature and wildlife lovers. A Growing Appeal for Namibia Namibia, with its vast and varied landscapes,…
Faced with a global challenge of environmental preservation and economic development, New Caledonia proposes an ambitious strategy: to double the number of its visitors by the end of 2026 by focusing on ecotourism. A renewed strategy for tourism New Caledonia,…
Faced with a growing influx of tourists and the need to preserve its fragile ecosystems, New Zealand has announced an ambitious plan to regulate access to some of its most popular national parks starting February 2026. An essential preservation measure…
In February 2026, each incoming flight to New Zealand will be subject to a carbon offset tax, an ambitious measure aimed at combating climate change. This radical turn in the country’s environmental policy has provoked strong reactions, both from industry…
Starting in May 2026, Slovenia will introduce new regulations for its national parks, establishing a mandatory reservation system for all visitors. This measure aims to preserve the fragile biodiversity of these prized ecosystems. Introduction of the reservation system Faced with…
Starting in February 2026, Thailand will take a new step in managing its borders by introducing a mandatory e-authorization for all travelers wishing to enter its territory. This measure, announced by the Thai government, aims to enhance security and streamline…
In a move towards stricter regulation of the tourism sector, Slovenia has announced a radical measure that will prohibit all unregistered short-term rentals starting in October 2025. This new legislation aims to better regulate the market, increase tax revenues, and…
Starting January 2026, Bhutan announces a significant reduction in daily fees for tourists, a news that could transform the country’s tourism industry. A significant drop in rates The kingdom of Bhutan, often cited as the last Shangri-La due to its…
In August 2025, Thailand will implement a strict measure banning the use of electronic cigarettes by tourists. Offenders will face hefty fines, a decision that is already sparking intense debates among visitors and residents. Context of the new regulation The…