French Travelers Turn to Installment Plans for Moroccan Getaways

Many French tourists opt for split payments to finance their trips to destinations like Morocco and Tunisia.
The still tense economic context does not diminish the French people’s desire to travel during summer holidays. 76% want to travel this year and are ready to allocate a substantial budget for it, according to a FLOA x Kantar barometer. And they are using split payments: payment in several installments. A solution that facilitates their departures, particularly in the travel sector, without unbalancing their finances.
"Split payment is becoming a real project facilitator. It allows people to travel without unbalancing their budget, in a more flexible and anticipated consumption logic," emphasizes Marc Lanvin, Deputy General Manager of FLOA. According to FLOA, this type of payment has increased by 20% in the travel sector. This dynamic is real. The collected data testifies to this: the average amount spent with a payment in several installments in the tourism sector increased from 1,037 euros in 2024 to 1,130 euros in 2025, an increase of 9%. This confirms the French people’s use of this tool to finance holidays with significant costs.
French tourists opt for split payments to finance their trips to destinations such as France, which ranks first. Then come Spain, Tunisia, and Morocco.
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