tourisme

Les îles Canaries, archipel espagnol au large de la côte nord-ouest de l’Afrique, sont prisées pour leurs plages de sable noir et de sable blanc. Mais aussi  pour abriter des espèces de faune et de flore précieuses, dont beaucoup sont uniques au monde et parfois disparues de la plupart des

En France, les remontées mécaniques de ski de descente n’auront pas pu ouvrir pour les vacances de février et avril 2021. De plus, s’évader dans les îles par avion devient plus difficile à cause de la crise sanitaire de la Covid-19. Le tourisme doit donc se renouveler. C’est l’occasion de

In a few years, we won't be traveling like we do today. Faced with current ecological and social challenges (global warming, increasing waste in the oceans, the need for more social justice and solidarity between peoples, mass tourism, the need for authenticity ...), if we want to preserve our planet, we must act.

The holidays are here ... Be innovative! Or be yourself, respecting your convictions, your desires. A new platform can help you do this. Sustainable tourism, ecotourism, solidarity travel, voluntourism, social and environmental responsibility, fair trade, ... many terms are used with many nuances to travel.

For the past four years, EURECOM researchers and French startup Data-Moove have been working to radically improve the tourism experience in the territories. Based on technological innovations from the labs, they have succeeded in aggregating information from the web and social networks to offer an ultra-local and exhaustive vision of what an area can offer.

The BHV MARAIS offers a new AIRBNB solidarity experience to all travellers from all over the world, going beyond the traditional tourist circuits: gardening on one of the most envied rooftops in Paris. On the roof of the BHV store, rue de Rivoli, a real vegetable garden of 1,400m² offers a unit of

Following in the footsteps of a masterpiece, of rare collections, of a singular object, of ancestral tribes or of intact and preserved landscapes: could this be the purpose of a new type of travel? Cultivating an art of living of the moment in an intimate quest... Jorge Apesteguia-Peña has imagined a

We already knew in China the restaurants of robot savers, the bars with robot bartenders, and the Pengheng Space Capsules hotel inspired by the universe of Space, providing its customers with a fully robotized staff. Here is Japan's turn to open a 72-room hotel almost entirely managed by robots.

While waiting for NASA to think about sending men to Mars on a trip, by plunging the astronauts into a "therapeutic torpor" to allow them to make this six-month trip in peace, a Skyscanner report reveals the destinations in vogue in 2024: space tourism, hotels, etc.