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After a complicated period linked to the Covid-19, tourists and vacationers are taking advantage of the All Saints’ Day holidays to fill the terraces and hotels. But non-European tourists are not there.
At Grau du Roi, in the Gard, it feels like summer when you see the sand, the sun and the tourists in the waters of southern France. “It is very good, a little cool but it’s okay, it feels good“Says a woman with her legs in the water. The good weather conditions in the region at the start of November are encouraging for tourism-related business. Hotels and campsites are filling up, after a year marked by Covid-19. “This year in particular, it works very hard in the second week“, explains Mathilde Sauvaire, director of the campsite”The little Camarguais“.
In the small town of Bonnieux, located in Vaucluse, the foreign accents of Italian and English tourists are once again being heard. The latter, seduced by the French landscape, took advantage of it. “We love France a lot, and we wanted to come somewhere where the weather is a little better than in England“Says an English tourist. In some hotels in the region, the rate of American and Asian tourists has fallen sharply.