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From transport giants to accessibility and climate-tech pioneers, OUISTARS ranks 20 France-based companies changing how tourism works in 2026.
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Paris airports handled nearly 107 million passengers in 2025. OUISTARS analyses how air and rail gateways determine France’s tourism competitiveness.
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Paris needs tourism, but tourism also needs a liveable Paris. OUISTARS examines housing, crowds, mobility, climate and how the capital can protect both visitors and residents.
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Monaco’s most valuable tourism asset is not a casino, a yacht or a palace hotel. It is scarcity. On 2.08 square kilometres, the Principality sells what global luxury increasingly struggles to provide: concentration, security, recognition, speed and access. A guest can move from a business meeting to a Michelin-starred table, a marina, a cultural performance […]
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Saint-Tropez turns global luxury into tourism income—but housing, traffic and seasonal pressure test the village behind the brand. OUISTARS follows the money.
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France plans 319,000 hotel and restaurant recruitments in 2026, with 44% considered difficult. OUISTARS examines the causes and solutions.
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For twelve days each May, Cannes appears to belong to cinema. For the rest of the year, it belongs to an economic machine built around the same promise: the world will come here to be seen. The red carpet is the symbol, but the business model is much larger—film sales, property fairs, television markets, yachts, […]
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Nice was built for winter visitors. Its modern tourism economy is trying to abolish winter altogether. The city that aristocratic Europeans once reached by rail for a mild season now sits at the centre of a metropolitan destination reporting 15 million visitors in 2025, record accommodation activity and an airport handling more than 15.2 million […]
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Normandy does not sell nostalgia. It holds a debt of memory. Yet the generation that could say “I was there” is disappearing, just as the D-Day coast enters a new global era. In 2026, UNESCO inscribed the Beaches of the D-Day Landings on the World Heritage List. That recognition is a triumph—but it is also […]
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France welcomed 102 million international visitors in 2025. OUISTARS examines the police, gendarmerie and emergency services behind that success.
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