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"I'm Comfortable with the Fact that People Come to My House": This Falkland Exchanges Her Accommodation to Travel

Summary by Le Télégramme
In Saint-Malo, Chloé Jamin-Legeay prefers to exchange his apartment rather than rent it to tourists. In four years, this thirty-year-old has lived more than 45 experiences, welcoming travellers to her home or staying in their accommodation. A way of going on holiday that she considers as more humane, ecological and distant from commercial relations.
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In Saint-Malo, Chloé Jamin-Legeay prefers to exchange his apartment rather than rent it to tourists. In four years, this thirty-year-old has lived more than 45 experiences, welcoming travellers to her home or staying in their accommodation. A way of going on holiday that she considers as more humane, ecological and distant from commercial relations.

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Le Télégramme broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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