This Saturday, February 12, France 5 will broadcast from 9 p.m. an unpublished number of Echappées belles. On the program of the magazine? The discovery of an exceptional territory at the other end of the world.
Once again, France 5 viewers will travel! This Saturday February 12 from 9 p.m. on France 5, they will be able to discover a brand new number of Echappées belles. After the Alps at the end of January, they are going to sunbathe on the other side of the world. Because for this new issue, the exotic show will take them to Mauritius, to discover this “paradise found”. White sand beaches, magnificent coral reefs, lush forests or wild mountains, the Indian Ocean island has a multitude of breathtaking landscapes.
And on site, more and more Mauritians are choosing to turn to sustainable, fairer and more authentic tourism., as announced by the channel in its press release. If luxury tourism continues to occupy a prominent place in the economy of Mauritius, there is a real awareness among the inhabitants. “How do Mauritians manage to reconcile tourism and protection of their environment?”, wonders France 5. Like all the major “flagship destinations” on the planet, hard hit by the health crisis and its consequences on tourist activity, the island must reinvent itself for a more reasoned future.
Echappées belles: who presents the show?
At the presentation of this issue of Echappées belles, viewers of France 5 will find Jérôme Pitorin. And on the menu of this issue on the other side of the world, several reports to discover Mauritius as you’ve never seen it before: The most beautiful golf course in the world, Fisherman by day, singer by night, The revival of Hindu culture, An island mobilized against the oil spill, Reclaiming bio diversity and finally, The passion for horse racing. So for those who don’t want to watch the first episode of The Voice, go to France 5 from 9 p.m. to discover this jewel of the Indian Ocean.
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After the Alps at the end of January, they will sunbathe on the other side of the world
© © Loris COLLECCHIA/ BO WORK!
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Because for this new issue, the exotic show will take them to Mauritius, to discover this “paradise found”
© © Loris COLLECCHIA/ BO WORK!
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White sand beaches, magnificent coral reefs, lush forests or even wild mountains, the Indian Ocean island has a multitude of breathtaking landscapes
© © SEBASTIEN VERLET/ BO WORK!
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And on site, more and more Mauritians are choosing to turn to sustainable, fairer and more authentic tourism.
© © Loris COLLECCHIA/ BO WORK!
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If luxury tourism continues to occupy a prominent place in the economy of Mauritius, there is a real awareness among the inhabitants
© © SEBASTIEN VERLET/ BO WORK!
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“How do Mauritians manage to reconcile tourism and protection of their environment?”
© © SEBASTIEN VERLET/ BO WORK!
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Like all the major “flagship destinations” on the planet, hard hit by the health crisis and its consequences on tourist activity, the island must reinvent itself for a probably more reasoned future.
© © SEBASTIEN VERLET/ BO WORK!
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At the presentation of this issue of Echappées belles, viewers of France 5 will find Jérôme Pitorin
© © Loris COLLECCHIA/ BO WORK!
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On the menu of this issue on the other side of the world, several reports to discover Mauritius as you have never seen it before
© © Loris COLLECCHIA/ BO WORK!
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The most beautiful golf course in the world, Fisherman by day, singer by night, The revival of Hindu culture, An island mobilized against the oil spill, Reclaiming bio diversity and finally, The passion for horse racing