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J'hésite entre le CLub Nawas El Borg (All In)*** à Madhia ou le CLub Palm Inn (All In)*** à Monastir-Skanes ou Hotel Liberty*** Monastir-Skanes

J'aimerais avoir votre avis sur ces trois hotels ainsi que sur le choix du lieu.

Merci d'avance

Marieruta

Bonjour!

Je vais au Blau Colonial, pouvez vous me dire vos impressions sur les differentes excursions disponibles. Celles dont vous recommander et celles qui ne veut pas la peine.

Merci Julie

Bonjour

Est-ce qu'il y en a qui revienne tout juste de cayo coco? Quelle était la température, le vent? Et savez-vous ce qui s'en vient?

Je pars au playa coco dimanche et j'espère que nous aurons de la belle chaleur.

Merci !😊

Bonjour,

Journaliste pigiste, j'ai récemment reçu ma carte de presse. Je sais que de nombreux musées sont gratuits en France pour les détenteurs de cette carte.

Est-ce que certains d'entres vous l'ont déjà utilisée à l'étranger... pour du tourisme ?

Depuis que je l'ai, je ne m'en sers pas trop car j'ai un peu l'impression d'être privilégié et ça me gène. Mais comme je pars en Inde, et vu le prix des sites, j'aimerais m'en servir mais d'abord savoir si c'est d'usage ou non...

est ce vrai que presentement a holguin, il ne fait pas tres chaud. quelqu un me dit qu une de ces amis y revient et qu il fesait vraiment pas chaud entre 14 et 20 et nuageux

Bonjour,

nous sommes un groupe de 10 étudiants membres de l'association humanitaire de notre école (école de commerce EM LYON) et nous désirons concevoir, organiser et réaliser un projet humanitaire durant le mois de Juillet 2005.

Si vous connaissez des villages qui auraient besoin de notre aide ou des ONG qui voudraient nous déléguer "une mission", n'hésitez pas à nous le faire savoir!!!

Merci beaucoup pour votre aide!!!

Bisous et Bonne Année à tous!!!😛

🙂🙂 Bonjour à tous,

Je me prépare à réserver au El senador cayo coco pour fin janvier....qui pourrais me donner des infos, car les réponses de certaines connaissances sont tres différentes....trop grand, mange mal, pas d'activités par contre il doit avoir pas mal d'action vu le nombre de québécois qui se rendent sur ce site...

merci beaucoup de votre réponse

mantipooh

Bonjour nous partons pour le playanaco de puerto plata RD, le 20 janvier, nous sommes très inquiet de plus en plus, a cause des cas de malaria, plusieurs que je connais m'avise d'essayer de faire changer mon emplacement, que partout en RD, c'est risqué.. Avez-vous de l'info pour moi a ce sujet!

Je sais que les médecins peuvent nous donné des amtibiotiques, mais que c'est pas trop conseillé d'y aller pareil? quel son vos commentaires, j'attend votre réponse avec impatience, d'ici la je vais contacter mon agent de voyage! merci !! 🤪

Salut,

j'entend partout autour de moi parler de sponsoring. En quoi cela consiste réellement? Comment constituer un dossier sponsoring? Quels sont les aventages, les inconvénients?

merci d'avance

Allana

Bonjour j'aimerais avoir des informations sur le hesperia playa el agua, sur l'ile de margarita.. je pars pour une semaine la-bas le 6 janvier..

Bonjour,

Je voudrais savoir s'il est possible de louer des scooters à Cayo Coco, Les tarifs ? et s'il est sécuritaire d'en faire là-bas.

L'inquiétude que j'ai est la suivante, y'a t'il plus d'un point de ravitaillement en essance sur les lieux ? car il est difficile de savoir pour combien il y a d'essence dans le réservoir et si je m'éloigne un peu trop qu'arrive t'il si j'en manque ?

Merci à l'avance, mieux vaut être trop prudent que pas assez !

Cubajo

Bonjour à tous,

Je songe doucement aux vacances pour l'annee prochaine et j'aimerais avoir plusieurs avis.

En fait, j'aimerais partir fin juin avec ma copine pour feter la fin de ses etudes et son anniversaire.

Mon budget tournerait autour de 400-500euros par personne.

Alors, je cherche plutot un voyage basé sur le soleil, des temperatures elevees si possible, la mer ( belle de preference pour faire de la plongee ), quelques balades, pas trop calme ni trop bruyant.

Qu'est ce que vous me suggerez?

Merci a tous.

salut la gang

je suis a la recherche d'une carte du monde (avec les noms des pays et les principales villes) pour placer sur mon site web en construction.

le format (jpg, gif, bmp...) ne me derange pas. Je m'arrangerais apres

C'est la grandeur surtout que je cherche. au moins 1024x768 (ou assez pret de cette grandeur) de couleur et net si possible et bien sur libre de droit d'auteur. J'ai beau chercher sur le net et je ne trouve pas ce que je veux.

si quelqu'un en a une ou bien connait un lien SVP me l'envoyer ou me dire le lien.

pouvez me l'envoyer a ''untourdumonde@yahoo.ca''

merci a l'avance

philsky

bonjour, ca yest c'est decide on part en juillet 2005 pour une annee sabatique

ECONOMIES au programme

mais je me disait qu'on pourrait essayer de se faire sponsoriser j'ai une petite idee sympa en tete mais je n'ai aucune idee du montant que l'on peut demander

1000f 5000f 10000f ?

je me doute que ca a un rapport avec la taille de l' entreprise a laquelle on demande

mais pour une boite comme carrefour, auchan, legrand, lindt combien peut on demander en etant raisonnable

merci pour vos conseils

a+ papillonet libellule😮

Bonjor, bonjour,

Voili, voilou, actuellement je prépare enfin mon voyage pour aller au Vietnam, et je recherche un site ou une agence de voyage pour avoir des billets les moins chers possibles, etant donné que j'ai un petit budget, je suis obligé de compet aux centimes près pour pouvoir partir ... donc si qqun a des adresses, des conseils .....ils seront les bienvenus......

Merci

lili

Hello, In September, my wife and I, along with another couple, will be traveling to Tunisia and staying at the Sheherasade Hotel near Sousse. We’d love to hear your recommendations or tips on places to visit, as well as advice on taxis or other transportation options. Thanks in advance!

Hello! The itinerary is pretty much set for August 2026. Yeah, I know it’s gonna be *super* hot. But it’s the only time we can get away.

So, here’s the plan: Montpellier-CDG-Dallas.

Stay from July 31 to August 26, 2026: Car rental – check, Hotels – check, Itinerary – almost check, Photo gear – check, Budget – check, 🤪 Meal planning – meh, we’ll see... Walmart, of course, for the cooler when we arrive.

And now, without too much detail...

Fort Worth: The Longhorns and the Stockyards; JR’s ranch (for the missus); Medal of Honor Museum – Arlington.

Houston and NASA Space Center: See the Gulf of Mexico/America.

San Antonio and the missions.

Fort Stockton for an overnight stop.

El Paso via Guadalupe Mountains: El Paso and White Sands.

Tucson and the Pima Air & Space Museum: Tombstone, Bisbee.

Phoenix:

Still working on the program.

Sedona: Round trip around the area via Flagstaff and Williams, or the Grand Canyon (already done) – we’ll decide on the spot.

Albuquerque: Santa Fe, Turquoise Trail, Los Alamos.

Amarillo via Route 66: Old Route 66 in the city; Big Texas Ranch Steak 😏.

Dallas: JFK Museum; Perot Museum; West End district.

And through it all – the road, the road, and more road!!!

We’ll adapt day by day based on our mental and physical state (we’re not exactly spring chickens).

Return to France: Dallas-Montpellier via CDG.

Cheers!

Hi there,

I’m leaving for Tunisia in five weeks for a full 15-day trip. I’ll be arriving in Monastir and departing from there as well.

I’d like to do a route that’s a bit different from my first stay, which was more focused on cities and culture (Tunis, Sousse, Kairouan, El Jem).

I’ll be getting around by public transport.

I’d like to head south toward Tozeur, and I saw that you can take a *louage* from Monastir to Sbeitla (2h30). I imagine it’s not too complicated to get to Tozeur from there afterward? The issue is the return trip to Monastir and safety in Sbeitla.

If this route seems too complicated, I might opt for Djerba instead, which looks simpler.

Thanks in advance.

Hi there,

I arrived in Tunisia this afternoon for a full 14-day stay.

I took a direct Tunisair flight from Nice, which departed about thirty minutes late (that’s nothing compared to the "nightmares" I’ve had on some of my recent trips).

The flight lasts around 1 hour and 20 minutes, and a small snack was served on board (a sort of quiche with chickpea purée, a small bread roll, a portion of cheese like La Vache qui rit, and a small chocolate cake). It’s worth mentioning because it’s becoming increasingly rare on short flights. I was seated between two Tunisian gentlemen who gave me some great tips for my trip, especially about negotiating prices. One of them is a former cameraman for France Télévisions, very cultured and well-traveled—his daughter is a journalist at France Télévisions (I found some of her articles online). In short, the flight was very pleasant and quick.



I’m staying at the Hôtel Royal Victoria. I booked it yesterday afternoon by email without providing my credit card number. The room costs 241 TND (71 €) with breakfast included. It has heating, a small fridge, a safe, a hairdryer, Wi-Fi, and a TV with international channels. There’s a police van permanently parked in the square where the hotel is located.

This hotel is housed in the former British consulate and later embassy. It has a lot of charm with its painted wood ceilings and doors, and its bathroom covered in ceramic tiles. The tiny elevator is from another era. The main advantage of the hotel is its location between the medina and Avenue Bourguiba. Nearby, there’s the Magasin Général, where you can find groceries and some typical products like rose water, geranium water, and tons of halwa (a customer kindly explained how to eat it and which is the best).

After nightfall, I took a short stroll down Avenue Bourguiba. There weren’t many people around—it’s windy and cold.

I’ve already noticed the warm welcome from Tunisians. The supermarket cashier welcomed me to Tunisia, and a gentleman I asked for directions to the Magasin Général (I was about to climb stairs leading to a mosque!) insisted on inviting me for coffee, but I declined.

The rest of my itinerary will depend on the weather. If it doesn’t rain tomorrow, I might visit Carthage since the Bardo Museum is closed on Mondays, as are the museums in Sidi Bou Said.

TO BE CONTINUED...

Hi everyone, We’re just back from a month-long trip to Morocco in our camper van. After crossing France (we left from the Nantes area) and Spain, we arrived in Algeciras where we bought our boat tickets to Tangier. When we got to Tangier, as we were going through customs, you can imagine our surprise when the customs officer took our road map of Morocco and pointed out the label "Western Sahara" (just like in the forum’s destination section, by the way!). He wanted it to say "Moroccan Sahara" instead!!! But there was nothing we could do—it was an old map... He wouldn’t listen, and after long discussions with the other (younger) customs officers, he finally gave it back and let us through... Unbelievable! Later, we heard that other travelers had their maps confiscated outright. So, hide it well if you want to keep yours!!!

Anyway, we skirted around Tangier’s suburbs—pretty grim—and finally arrived in Asilah.

Following the coast and the long promenade along the beach, we reached the campsite. It was a bit crowded, not much shade, but it wasn’t far from the medina or the beach, and it wasn’t expensive. There’s some life here: Moroccan families seem to live on-site, in tents or basic bungalows. A woman was cooking tagine on a brazier—we were right in the atmosphere! The night was quiet, and we slept well. We set off on foot, walking along the seafront to the medina... We’d already been here in 2009. It was less touristy back then! Still, at this early hour, the little streets inside were very quiet. The walls had been freshly whitewashed, and there were even more murals than before. Around 11:30 AM, we strolled along the ramparts by the sea. There was a nice breeze! And a lot more people around. We enjoyed a milkshake on the terrace of a café overlooking the beach that stretches out at the foot of the medina. Some young guys were having fun diving off the rocks—and even off the top of the wall!

I have 5 months left to prepare for the most ambitious project of my life...

In 5 months, I’ll hit the road, heading to Nepal. Not by plane. Not by train. But by bike.

13,000 km, 18 countries crossed. Powered only by my legs, my will, and a dream.

This journey isn’t just a physical challenge. It’s:

🌍 A human and cultural adventure, meeting locals, landscapes, and traditions. 🌱 A meaningful project: discussing climate change and, above all, listening to those who experience it daily. 🔥 An inner quest, to push my limits and inspire others to step out of their comfort zones. A message of hope for self-discovery.

I have 20 weeks left to: ✅ Finalize my route ✅ Gather the budget and equipment ✅ Sort out the logistics ✅ And most importantly… find committed sponsors to bring this adventure to life.

Any help is welcome!

CALL FOR PARTICIPANTS – GRANDS REPORTAGES (TF1) “Motorhome: A Different Idea of Happiness”

Hi everyone,

I’m Julie Thierry, a journalist and director for Grands Reportages (TF1). I’m working on a documentary about families traveling in motorhomes or vans, and we’d love to follow one of them on the road across Asia—from Nepal to Thailand, Laos to India, all the way to the roads of Central Asia.

What we love filming It’s real life on the road: the little morning rituals, moments of connection, encounters, stops, and above all, that incredible freedom you experience every day. School on the road, unexpected bivouacs, breathtaking landscapes, shared meals, or conversations around a fire—everything that tells the story of a human adventure, sincere and alive.

Our team is very small (just 2 people), discreet, and respectful. We love blending in without disrupting, to capture authentic moments, from the perspective of those traveling.

Profiles we’re looking for: • Families with kids, all ages welcome • Departure recently or planned for 2025 / 2026 • Long-term travel (a few months or more) • All types of vehicles: motorhome, van, adventure truck, etc. The idea: to follow a few families throughout their journey to share a different idea of happiness—free, simple, and inspiring.

If you’re leaving soon, already on the road, or know a family who fits, email me at juliethierry@duritegroupe.com. Thanks for your shares and messages, and maybe see you soon somewhere on the trails of Asia! 🚐✨

Hi there,

I'm urgently planning a trip to Tunisia in November, backpacker-style (no agency, no guide or taxi, public transport, youth hostels or small hotels, local restaurants). I'm not interested in the beach, and I like to take my time at archaeological sites and museums (twice as long as the average visitor). I'm aiming for about two weeks, give or take.

First, I'm trying to roughly outline a route/schedule so I can book my flight as soon as possible (no desert in the south this time—I went there years ago and want to stay independent). I’ve sketched out the following itinerary, knowing that apparently, there are quite a few towns without budget-friendly hotels (even on Airbnb), which means I’ll be staying longer where they’re available. Three questions: 1. Does this seem reasonable overall (time spent in each city)? 2. Should I add other cities, maybe in the northwest? 3. For hotels, in November, is it better to scout options on booking sites first, then book on the spot for cheaper rates (no site commission + possible negotiation)? Also, are hotels not listed online and found randomly on-site much cheaper?

ROUGH ITINERARY (order to be confirmed)

TUNIS 5 days (cheap accommodations: 13 or 19 €) 2 days: Medina, souks, Bardo Museum, Royal Mausoleum of Tourbet El Bey, Zitouna Mosque (exterior) 1 day: Sidi Bou Said 1 day: Carthage 1 day: A-R Dougga (bus to Tebersouk 2h + taxi) – pack a picnic + option: hike to Zaghouan (750m+, 10km round trip) – worth it? Doable alone?

KAIROUAN 2 days (very expensive room: 40-50 €!) Great Mosque, Medina, Three Doors Mosque, medieval cemetery, Sidi Sahbi Mosque...

SOUSSE 3 days (room 15 €) 2 days: Medina, archaeological museum, Port El Kantaoui, the Ribat (fortress), Contemporary Art Museum Dar Am Taïeb, Dar Essid (17th-century traditional house) 1 day: A-R El Jem (60km away) + option: 1 day A-R Monastir? Worth it? + option: 1 day A-R Mahdia (or 2 days sleeping there)?

OPTIONS -> Gabes to mix things up? But is it easy to find cheap lodging and get around/visit alone? -> Other sights or stops to sleep: Sfax, El Kef, others? -> Kerkenna Islands (easy accommodation?)

Thanks for your thoughts and opinions on these options. Once I’ve adjusted the duration, I’ll book my tickets for early November! (By the way, do you think I should arrive and depart from two different airports?)

Travel bookings to the United States are seeing a significant drop in France for summer 2025, with over a 30% decrease in the spring and around -11% for summer departures.

Several reasons explain this disengagement:

an unfavorable exchange rate at the start of the year, very high prices on the ground (accommodation, dining), negative experiences with immigration, as well as a political and social context perceived as off-putting (civil rights, safety, tense social climate).

Tourism professionals also note difficulties for Florida and some Southern states, while destinations like New York and Orlando are faring better.

The recent drop in the dollar and airfares could, however, encourage last-minute departures, and tourism stakeholders are betting on a gradual recovery starting this autumn, with major events planned for 2026 like the World Cup or the 250th anniversary of the United States.

Read the article

Hello,

After 20 years of operation and a 4-year hiatus, we were happy to rediscover this forum following its acquisition by Myatlas.

At the very beginning of the adventure, there was a section allowing members to share their ideas—good or bad, feasible or not—with the team in charge to help perfect the forum.

So, to help VoyageForum regain its momentum and adapt to new audiences and a new environment, why not put our heads together and suggest some improvement ideas in this thread?

I’ll get the ball rolling!

Travel journals are limited to 300 photos because photo storage is expensive. This limitation is completely understandable, and Myatlas found a solution by offering a paid subscription for those who wanted to exceed the free photo limit. Maybe this approach could be adapted here? Limiting without offering an alternative is a reason members leave.

et hop ! une nouvelle capitale européenne et ses alentours pour Cécile ....

Brel et Béart ont chanté cette charmante ville qui lui tardait de découvrir.. grâce à un CE généreux qui rend accessibles les Adagio Hôtel d'Europe...

11h de route ce dimanche de de retour de vacances... arrivée tardive et nocturne sur place donc dodo le 1er soir

La météo est mouvant mais que rien ne nous arrête... direction Utrecht..

1er choc: des vélos partout !!!! donc vitesse réduite ce qui permet de découvrir des bâtiments insolites





Utrecht centre ses canaux, l'Oudegracht





les touristes n ont pas encore envahi les bars des quais





Même le ramassage des poubelles se fait par péniche!



Pas de chance les 465 marches du Dom sont impossibles d accès

J'ai réalisé aujourd'hui que la chaine France O allait s'arrêter. J'en suis extrêmement triste et en colère contre les gens qui ont pris cette décision. C'était la seule chaîne de France Télévision que j'aimais regarder, la seule qui montrait une culture riche dans ce pays de nos jours (la musique, la littérature). Il parait qu'on ne va rien perdre et qu'elle va enrichir les autres chaines du service public. Je pense au contraire que ses sujets seront dilués à dose homéopatique et qu'il ne sera plus possible de s'en imprégner.

La France et l'Espagne, deux pays visés par la quarantaine imposée par le gouvernement britannique, devraient notamment pâtir de cette décision.

La compagnie explique que ces réductions passeront surtout par une baisse des fréquences de vols plutôt que par des arrêts de desserte.

La suite ici.