If the summer looks bright for tourism professionals, some anticipate light clouds.
The French have not given up going on vacation despite the fear of seeing their purchasing power reduced by inflation.
After a very good month of July, Olivia Grégoire, Minister Delegate for Tourism, is also forecasting an
“exceptional”
season .
August is off to a good start and September bookings are promising.
Most tourism professionals (hoteliers, restaurateurs, etc.) are satisfied.
After two difficult summers due to Covid-19, many commercial accommodations (tourist residences, holiday clubs, etc.) are filling up.
Some, starting with hoteliers, are increasing their rates to take advantage of the high demand.
For the moment, the surge in prices (petrol, food, etc.) has not caused a wave of cancellations.
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