
Just look at the picture here on the left: the writing in French says: "who will get the summer job?". Indeed the most popular resort on France’s Atlantic coast, Les Sables d’Olonne in Vendee, just decided to hire a couple of youngsters to spread tanning cream on the upper shoulders and arms of the tourist who ask for it.
Considering the growing unemployment rate in France, we suggest to create other such job. For instance:
- Water temperature advisor : he/she dives periodically into the sea, say every other quarter of an hour, and screams : "it’s warm" or "it’s cold".
- Moskitoo killer : just slams dead any moskitoo that dare to land on a tourist’s skin
- Sun tan body-guard: you know, you’re just laying in the sun, your eyes shut, et boom… you discover that a hoard of boys just chose you as one of the borders of their imaginary soccer goal… Sun tan body-guard would guarantee a peaceful sun bathing.
Enjoy your vacations!



We still don’t know how the drama of the water pollution and the quotations of the Louisiana and the Florida is going to end.
- Stop believing what the specialized press tells: you can’t make a living with a gite or bed and breakfast. Know that it asks time, personal investment. Always providea warm welcome
Question: can you make me some examples of particularly nice customers?
I had some huge customers and when I saw them arriving, at once, I thought "Oh, my beds!" and then, I have laughed a lot - beds resisted, and the customers returned, and return this year.
Vendee: is still too early to criticize. However, in our beautiful country, grumbling often contributes to help one’s cause. That’s why, without being hostile to our president, I raise a preventive protest. Just in case the response of the French government to Xynthia would look like that of George Bush to Katrina, i.e. shockingly insufficient.
The Melusine pass card assures a particularly warm and privileged welcome at numerous tourist partners members’. Concretely, it allows to enjoy reductions which sometimes exceed 10 % on numerous local products, leisure, restoration and accommodation activities. It demonstrates, once more, that, even if free market needs a certain amount of competition, unity results in strength, and the collaboration between people working in the tourist industry deploys win-win synergies, for themselves and for their customers.
A magnificent tourist zone in Vendée, strewed with charming bed and breakfast, would be the first one to be submerged should the level of the ocean climb because of the looming arctic glaciers melt down.


