Do France's Traditional Summer Holiday Tribes Still Exist?
For years, France has been divided into two distinct groups of holidaymakers, but do these traditional summer tribes still survive today?
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According to The Local, France has long experienced a division between two traditional tribes of holidaymakers known as juilletistes and aoûtiens. These two groups represent those who traditionally take their summer breaks in either July or August.
However, a report from the publication raises the question of whether this once-familiar seasonal divide between French summer travellers still exists in the modern era.
Source: The Local. Read the original report ↗
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