International: RESERVALINE.COM, LE ROBIN DES BOIS DU TOURISME MONDIAL Comment le PDG Olivier Tangkun a créé l’unique plateforme internationale à 0 € de commission, 0 € d’abonnement à vie et sans frais cachés pour terrasser les géants de la réservation.
Dans l’univers hyper-verrouillé du tourisme en ligne, personne n’avait osé s’attaquer de front au modèle financier des géants de la réservation. C’est désormais chose faite. Lancée officiellement en août 2024, la plateforme de réservation directe (Direct Booking) Reservaline, imaginée par l’entrepeneur Olivier Tangkun, fondateur et CEO, est en train de provoquer un véritable séisme économique à l’échelle internationale. Sa promesse ? Un modèle unique au monde affichant 0 € de commission et 0 € d’abonnement à vie. En éliminant radicalement le moindre frais caché, Reservaline s’est donné une mission claire : redonner du vrai pouvoir d’achat à tous les voyageurs sans exception, tout en protégeant les marges des hébergeurs professionnels.
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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.
Whether for business, vacation, or medical transport, St Barth Executive adapts to every need to provide the best solutions, offering a unique discovery experience through the world of air travel.
The company aims to expand its distribution network among tourism professionals (tour operators, travel agencies) and businesses requiring corporate travel within the region. It serves a diverse clientele for inter-island travel, ranging from private individuals and vacationers visiting from mainland France or elsewhere for tourism or shopping to business travelers and school groups. The healthcare sector is another key area, as the company holds contracts with hospitals in Saint-Martin and Saint-Barthélemy, utilizing an aircraft equipped for medical evacuations.
St Barth Executive focuses on three main business lines: private charters, scheduled flights, and medical evacuations. The company distinguishes itself through premium/business-class comfort bringing the private charter experience to scheduled routes and a very modern fleet. Regarding environmental impact, Sandra BAILLY notes that the current priority remains improving connectivity and accessibility for the islands, particularly given that the very short runways impose significant technical constraints on aircraft selection.
Yvette Mamgue was invited to the IFTM 2026 press room by journalist Alexandra Willemin for an interview to discuss Universal Business Tour (UBT). What drives Yvette Mamgue a regular at tourism trade shows to promote Cameroon? This interview highlights the Cameroonian tour operator’s focus on eco-tourism. What concrete steps is Yvette Mamgue taking to promote eco-tourism? Above all, she emphasizes the human element, noting that people are central to environmental respect; she points out that tourists particularly the French and other Europeans are at the forefront of respecting nature in Cameroon to ensure environmental sustainability. French visitors are key players in this environmental sustainability, as ecological awareness is essential for maintaining a healthy, oxygen-rich environment.
Yvette Mamgue was no ordinary guest; she enjoyed VIP access to the press room a space strictly reserved for journalists. Olivier Tangkun made this possible by sharing his press accreditation with her. Alexandra Willemin, one of our journalists, also had the pleasure of accompanying her through the corridors of the IFTM trade show, showcasing her skills as a presenter and host to elevate the interview into a broadcast-style segment.
