“Intrepid, curious and dreamer”
is how Vianney de Boisredon, 26, defines himself.
This graduate of a master's degree in commerce and management at the École supérieure de commerce de Paris (ESCP) loves adventure.
After crossing the Atlantic Ocean, from Mexico to France, by sailboat, exploring Central America then South-East Asia, on foot or by motorbike, he left last year, alone, until in Central Asia.
A
“human adventure”
that he recounts in
Steppe by steppe
(Flammarion).
LE FIGARO.
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“Inspired by the wind of a promise, I contract Marco Polo syndrome”,
you write about your big departure in September 2022. That is to say?
Vianney de BOISREDON.
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Central Asia - namely Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Kyrgyzstan - is a region that has fascinated me for a very long time.
In my higher education, I studied politics, philosophy, economics, but I know little about these large spaces which have been so important in history.
I wanted to see…
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