Business owners share relief as British skiers allowed to return to French slopes

The video discusses the lifting of travel restrictions to France, allowing British tourists to return to the French Alps. This change is a relief for local businesses that rely on British visitors. The video highlights the economic impact on ski schools and chalets, emphasizing the importance of tourism for economic recovery. Despite some challenges, such as COVID passport requirements, the outlook is positive, with businesses expecting full bookings for the upcoming months.

What was the main concern for businesses like Shona's ski school before the travel restrictions were lifted?

• High operational costs

• Increased competition

• No cash turnover

• Lack of snow

Which country sends the most holidaymakers to the French Alps?

• United Kingdom

• Germany

• France

• Italy

What is one of the remaining uncertainties regarding travel to France?

• Availability of flights

• COVID passport requirements for children

• Exchange rates

• Weather conditions

How did the decision to re-admit tourists affect Giles' chalet rental business?

• It led to a decrease in bookings

• It completely saved the season

• It caused operational challenges

• It had no impact

What is the general outlook for winter sports tourism in the French Alps after the lifting of travel restrictions?

• More inviting and positive

• Uncertain and gloomy

• Worse than before

• Unchanged