In France, cheese is not only regarded as a national dish but is also becoming one of the main attractions for tourists. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
A new cheese museum has opened in Paris, presenting the culture and traditions of this field to the wider public. Ancient cellars in the Jura Mountains region and herders on the island of Corsica showcase their cheese-making methods and the historical life of the region to tourists.
Museums and travel routes provide guests with detailed information about how cheese is made and how it influences the taste in different regions. According to experts, the food-based tourism market will develop significantly within the next decade.
For example, at the center in the Jura region, it is explained that approximately 400 liters of milk are needed to make one Comté cheese. Tourists now strive not only to taste the cheese but also to gain deeper knowledge about its history, the producers' labor, and the cultural heritage of the region.
For this reason, cheese holds an important place in France's gastronomic travels and plays a significant role in enhancing the country's tourism potential.
