Shorter, cheaper... French people change their habits for their summer holidays

For several years, the French have changed their habits for summer holidays. Rather than leaving at the end of the world, they stay in France and leave less. In "Hello! Morning TF1", Maud Descamps explains the reasons. - Shorter, cheaper... The French change their habits for their summer holidays (Conso and trends).

This summer, almost 7 out of 10 holidaymakers chose to stay in France, with a marked preference among the 55-75 year-olds. Conversely, one third of young adults opt for stays in Europe, and one in ten share beyond the borders of the continent. To stay, four out of ten holidaymakers rely on seasonal rental, while hotels and accommodation with relatives complement the top three. The campsite also remains a safe value, especially for long stays. Th…

As the sun returns and the temperatures start to skyrocket, we can only say that it smells good in the summer. If some have not waited and started to escape on the weekend to enjoy the good weather, others think instead of the holidays that are coming. Thus, in just a few weeks, it will be time to fold luggage to fly to dream destinations. And if some have their big favorites for the summer season, it would seem that the habits of many French pe…