Saint-Barthélemy : the tourist politic and its limits. A very small island (24 km 2) in the North Caribbean, Saint Barthélémy presents the picture of a tropical tourist paradise created for the well-to-do traveler. Taking advantage of its limited size, the island has always known how to, and has been able to select a quality visitor rather than a countless number of them. The small amount of its hotel facilities as well as the difficulty of access to the island has assured it of its tranquility. But this equilibrium today seems to be threatened. The authors of this paper study the nature of the tourist activity of St Barthélémy as well as its physical and human limits.Toute petite île de la Caraïbe du Nord (24 km2), Saint-Barthélemy évoque ...
International audienceCoastlines and islands are particularly affected by the development of tourism...
Summary - The Tropical Island : Emblem of International Tourism. The author poses a twofold questio...
International audienceThe rich capital of the French Antilles, Saint-Pierre, was destroyed by the Pe...
En l’espace de trente ans, la petite île de Saint-Barthélemy (25 km²) est sortie de son isolement sé...
International audienceWithin thirty years, the small island of Saint-Barthelemy (25 km²) is out of i...
Saint-Martin : an unprecedented tourist island. Saint-Martin is a small insular territory which is v...
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International audienceIn the past the Caribbean was restricted to offering elitist tourist activitie...
Confrontées aux handicaps liés à l’insularité, les petites îles de la Caraïbe obtenant les meilleurs...
Les îles de la Caraïbe constituent un bassin touristique important et une partie de l’activité et de...
Nature representations have played a prominent part into the tourism development of Saint-Trojan-les...
By analyzing the relationship between tourism and coastline, we want to understand the process by wh...
L’île caribéenne de la Dominique est une destination touristique émergente. Ce petit Etat, indépenda...
La République de Trinidad-et-Tobago, située à l’extrême sud de l’arc des Petites Antilles fait figur...
International audienceCoastlines and islands are particularly affected by the development of tourism...
Summary - The Tropical Island : Emblem of International Tourism. The author poses a twofold questio...
International audienceThe rich capital of the French Antilles, Saint-Pierre, was destroyed by the Pe...
En l’espace de trente ans, la petite île de Saint-Barthélemy (25 km²) est sortie de son isolement sé...
International audienceWithin thirty years, the small island of Saint-Barthelemy (25 km²) is out of i...
Saint-Martin : an unprecedented tourist island. Saint-Martin is a small insular territory which is v...
Summary - Tourism and the Exploitation of Coastal Areas in the Lesser Antilles. Tourism is a big con...
SUMMARY Among the migratory phenomena that are at present affecting the population of Noirmoutier, ...
International audienceIn the past the Caribbean was restricted to offering elitist tourist activitie...
Confrontées aux handicaps liés à l’insularité, les petites îles de la Caraïbe obtenant les meilleurs...
Les îles de la Caraïbe constituent un bassin touristique important et une partie de l’activité et de...
Nature representations have played a prominent part into the tourism development of Saint-Trojan-les...
By analyzing the relationship between tourism and coastline, we want to understand the process by wh...
L’île caribéenne de la Dominique est une destination touristique émergente. Ce petit Etat, indépenda...
La République de Trinidad-et-Tobago, située à l’extrême sud de l’arc des Petites Antilles fait figur...
International audienceCoastlines and islands are particularly affected by the development of tourism...
Summary - The Tropical Island : Emblem of International Tourism. The author poses a twofold questio...
International audienceThe rich capital of the French Antilles, Saint-Pierre, was destroyed by the Pe...