Le tourisme en tribu en Nouvelle-Calédonie, un facteur d’« émancipation » pour les femmes kanak

Abstract

Indigenous Kanak tourism in New Caledonia promotes the transformation of gender relationships. Tourist activity is an opportunity for women to reduce violence committed against them by men who evolve in a customary context weakened by the legacy of a colonialist system and an unsuccessful self-determination. Unlike mass tourism, indigenous Kanak tourism invites everyone (local population and tourists) to question otherness and the meaning of existence.

Keywords

• Kanak indigenous tourism
• gender
• emancipation
• social transformations