"Polling conducted for the French tourism authority reveals that 71 percent of French people plan to holiday in France this year, with many citing travel uncertainty linked to the US-Israeli invasion of Iran, and cost constraints as their reason for choosing France."
"Overall 70 percent of France's large tourist market is made up of French people holidaying in their own country, but this year the number of people who say they plan to holiday in France or in Europe is higher."
"35 percent of those surveyed said that their holiday budget is 1,000 euros or less, compared to 31 percent last year, indicating a growing concern over rising costs."
"France has an impressive network of high-speed trains, which are fully electric, meaning that there is no risk of cancellations or price rises due to fuel shortages - in contrast to airlines, some of which are already cancelling flights."
Travel uncertainty and rising costs are prompting 71 percent of French people to plan summer holidays within France. The US-Israeli invasion of Iran has contributed to this uncertainty, with many fearing flight cancellations and price increases. A significant portion of the population is also facing budget constraints, with 35 percent planning to spend 1,000 euros or less on their holidays. France's extensive rail network offers an accessible alternative for European tourists, enhancing its appeal as a domestic holiday destination this year.
Read at www.thelocal.fr
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