Question 1433 — tourism and leisure

Summary

Mr. Frédéric Barbier draws the attention of the Minister of Solidarity and Health to access to vacations for all children. With the economic crisis, many French people have had to give up vacations. One in three children would not go on vacation. In 2004, according to the observatory of holidays and leisure activities for children and young people, 3.7 million children did not go on vacation, or 25.5% of 5-19 year olds. Yet, allowing children to go on vacation gives them access to leisure, but also to learning citizenship, developing respect for others, autonomy and mobility. Thus, numerous measures have been put in place to encourage their departure, such as VACAF children's vacation assistance (AVE), VACAF family vacation assistance (AVF) or even family social vacation assistance (AVS). Of Many voluntary actors and patrons are also working in this direction. Some are proposing new solutions such as the creation of a national solidarity fund funded by a tax on luxury hotels, the simplification of regulations or even the recognition of volunteer status in entertainment. Also, he asks her what actions she wishes to implement to support popular education projects.

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