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Why only French people travel to random countries like Kazakhstan, Mongolia, Oman, Namibia, Rwanda, etc...
Go to any of them and you’ll notice that a disproportionate share of the tourists are French: a 25yo couple travelling after one TikTok convinced them the country was underrated. A family of five in a campervan. Four friends crossing the desert for a challenge nobody asked them to do.
There’s no obvious reason for it. Those countries aren’t closer to France. French people aren’t richer than Americans, Dutch, Germans or Brits. Yes, they have loads of holidays, but not much more than others, and anyway everyone has time for a 7-day road trip.
My theory is that travelling to obscure places carries a particular type of status in France. Being a “voyageur” is culturally superior to being a tourist. The less obvious and convenient the destination, the more the trip says about your curiosity, openness and sense of adventure. Kazakhstan says something about who you are. A week in Greece or Spain just says you wanted a holiday.
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