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Chile: The Land of Absolute Contrasts and the New Frontier of Astrotourism.
From the arid plains of the Atacama Desert to the eternal ice fields of Patagonia, a journey to the heart of an exceptional destination that has established itself as the world’s sanctuary for stargazing and tailor-made adventure.
At the crossroads of impossible geographies, where the Andes Mountains plunge into the tumultuous waters of the Pacific Ocean, stretches a strip of land unique in the world. Chile. Measuring over 4,300 kilometers in length but with an average width of no more than 180 kilometers, this South American nation is not merely a tourist destination; it is a permanent challenge to the imagination, a living anthology of our planet’s climates and terrains. Recently highlighted at international tourism exhibitions by passionate experts, Chile stands out today as the essential choice for travelers seeking meaning, wide-open spaces, and untouched purity.
Cambodia : Cambodia spreads its wings to woo French travelers beyond the temples of Angkor.
At the IFTM Top Resa trade show, the Cambodian Tourism Board is unveiling an ambitious national strategy. With the historic hosting of the Francophonie Summit, the rise of exclusive seaside resorts, and the development of ecotourism, the Kingdom is establishing itself as a premier destination for couples and families seeking cultural immersion and unspoiled nature.
For decades, Cambodia’s international image was defined almost exclusively by the majesty of Angkor. While the world’s largest archaeological complex continues to captivate and remains a destination worth the trip in its own right this Southeast Asian kingdom is now making a major strategic shift. The goal set by the authorities in Phnom Penh is clear: to diversify the tourism offering and encourage visitors to extend their stays, exploring the many facets of a country rich in unexpected natural and cultural treasures.
At the heart of this charm offensive, the French market holds a pivotal place, rooted in both history and deep emotional ties. Speaking at the IFTM trade show, Édouard a representative of the Cambodia Tourism Board (CTB) outlines the roadmap for a country in full swing, determined to transform the travel experience for visitors from France.
The CTB: the new operational arm of Sardinian tourism diplomacy
To understand this shift, one must analyze the sector’s institutional evolution. Until just two years ago, promoting the destination was the direct responsibility of the Ministry of Tourism. At the direct initiative of the Cambodian Prime Minister, a more agile body dedicated exclusively to communication and global outreach was established: the Cambodia Tourism Board (CTB).
“The CTB was set up to centralize promotion and build a strong image of Cambodia worldwide,” explains Édouard. This specialized unit is now ramping up on-the-ground activities and physical presence in key source markets, foremost among them Europe and the United States. Within this context, France acts as a major driving force for Cambodian tourism in Europe.
Italy : In Sardinia, the quiet revolution of “slow tourism” to woo French travelers.
Faced with overcrowded beaches at the height of summer, the Italian island is rolling out an ambitious strategy centered on authenticity, rural immersion, and off-season visits. This shift is being driven by the local agency To Our Sardinia, which aims to transform the summer tourist into an explorer of Sardinian identity.
Traveling differently
This phrase, which has become a true leitmotif in the post-pandemic tourism industry, resonates particularly strongly in the Mediterranean today. While Sardinia instantly conjures up images of white sands, turquoise waters, and yachts moored along the Costa Smeralda, the Italian island is quietly undergoing a revolution. Its goal? To break free from its exclusive reliance on the summer beach-holiday model and reveal a side of itself that is more secluded, rugged, and profoundly authentic.
This new roadmap lies at the heart of the strategy adopted by local professionals like Ornella, a representative of the specialized agency To Our Sardinia. Speaking at a trade show, she makes no secret of her ambitions: to attract an increasingly discerning French clientele seeking meaning, a reconnection with nature, and a slower pace of life. To achieve this, the agency is focusing on tailor-made stays designed to break decisively with mass tourism.
