Ludovic Froidure -<\/strong> The new Korean president quickly lifted the quarantine measures last June. As a result, over the summer we witnessed a influx of travellers<\/strong> who had not been able to come before. Demand was very strong, even though all capacities had not yet been restored. Visit business segment<\/strong> has also picked up, even if summer is not the most favourable time of year. As the announcement was relatively sudden, business travellers also needed to organise their meetings. But we are now seeing a strong recovery in September and October. Especially as tests are no longer required<\/strong> to Korea: there's no longer the worry of having to cancel your trip right up until the start. So the corporate market is picking up. France is very strong in the luxury sector and there's been a resurgence, as symbolised by the annual fashion show organised by Dior in Paris. Seoul<\/a><\/strong>. This is not neutral. There's also the whole industrial sector, with the importance of the shipyards of Busan <\/strong>This is particularly the case given the new gas supply requirements that have emerged in recent months, with the need to find alternatives to Russian pipelines.